DFT based simulations have been performed to investigate the structural, optoelectronics, thermodynamics and mechanical properties of double anionic structured (alkaline selenite oxo-fluoro) compounds (XSeO3F where X = Y, Sc, La and Lu), which can present their potentials for the green energy applications. The choice of metallic cationic replacements within these structures is greatly influenced their dynamics stability and the ionic character. Among these compounds, SeO3 counterpart is responsible for enhanced optical characteristics. All these compounds have presented wide indirect band gaps from 3.31 eV to 3.93 eV, followed by high values of optical properties like absorption (105 cm−1), optical conductivity (3 fs−1–5 fs−1). Moreover, no transparency is observed for the incident radiations range from 0 eV to 10 eV, which is confirmed by the values ε1(ω) > 0, and n(ω) > 1. Reflectivity remains as low as 10 % within the visible region of incident light which is followed by low loss of dissipated energy within the compounds. Lower value of zero-point energy 0.767 eV for LuSeO3F shows less vibrational frequencies indicating more stability as compared to other compounds. The convergence of heat capacity near the Dulong-Petit limit (74.9 cal/cell. K) reveals the thermal resistance showing potentials for high temperature electronics devices. Ductile nature has been confirmed for XSeO3F (X = Y, Sc, and Lu) compounds by Poisson's and Pugh's ratios, but LaSeO3F compound has demonstrated the more unique auxetic nature. These results suggest that alkaline selenite based oxo-fluoro compounds possess promising potential for next generation green technologies such as optoelectronic, tendon cells, and sustainable energy conversion devices.
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