“…Under the conditions of 298 K and 109 kPa, the adsorption selectivity of C 2 H 6 over C 2 H 4 , respectively, reaches 1.7, 1.4, 1.3, and 1.2 for ZJNU-21 , NJU-Bai7 , ZJNU-22 , and ZJNU-23 . The selectivity value of ZJNU-21 is similar to and even surpasses that of many coordination framework compounds reported for C 2 H 6 /C 2 H 4 separation (Figure g), such as MUF-15 (1.95), DUT-52(Hf) (1.9), PCN-250 (1.9), NUM-7 (1.764), Dia-4-Ni (1.76), Ca(H 2 tcpb) (1.67), CPM-233 (1.64), NUM-9 (1.61), JNU-2 (1.6), SNNU-40 (1.58), LIFM-63 (1.56), JXNU-9 (1.53), MIL-53-NDCA (1.53), Sc-BPDC (1.5), MIL-142A (1.5), Azole-Th-1 (1.44), UPC-612 (1.41), In- soc -MOF-1 (1.4), NPU-1 (1.32), MOF-545 (1.31), and CPOC-301 (1.3), but is inferior to that of a few high-performance C 2 H 6 -selective coordination framework compounds like Fe 2 O 2 (dobdc) (4.4), Cu(Qc) 2 (3.4), Co(AIN) 2 (2.96), ZJU-120 (2.74), MAF-49 (2.7), and NKMOF-8-Br (2.65) . As shown in Figures S26–S29, the adsorption selectivity of C 2 H 6 over C 2 H 4 increases with the decreasing measurement temperatures.…”