Zeolitic-imidazolate frameworks (ZIFs) constitute a novel category of microporous materials, demonstrating significant crystallinity within the broader class of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) . For example, ZIF-8, characterized by a sodalite (SOD) topology, has attracted widespread attention due to its well-defined structure and versatile applications in areas such as gas adsorption, separation, storage, and heterogeneous catalysis . With a framework formula of [Zn(mim)2] (mim = 2-methyl imidazolate) and an I43m space group, ZIF-8 is a typical case of a microporous material with pores of comparably small size (around 1 nm) and a size of the pore's opening aperture of around 3.4 Å .