If a mixture distilled rapidly, the separation of it's compound is poor than if the mixture distilled slowly. Explain

For distillation, separation of the components in a mixture occurs best when the process occurs as close to the theoretical equilibrium boiling temperature as possible. It is easier to achieve equilibria (or near-equilibria) when the boiling points of the liquid components in a boiling mixture are far apart; and more difficult to achieve when the liquid components in a boiling mixture boil at similar temperatures. This explanation also requires that the materials act like ideal liquids and ideal gases; meaning that they don’t interact in ways that will confound the ideal gas law and give azeotropic mixtures— which is an entirely different subject.

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