C23F1/10

Etching of alkali metal compounds

Methods for etching alkali metal compounds are disclosed. Some embodiments of the disclosure expose an alkali metal compound to an alcohol to form a volatile metal alkoxide. Some embodiments of the disclosure expose an alkali metal compound to a ?-diketone to form a volatile alkali metal ?-diketonate compound. Some embodiments of the disclosure are performed in-situ after a deposition process. Some embodiments of the disclosure provide methods which selectively etch alkali metal compounds.

Etching of alkali metal compounds

Methods for etching alkali metal compounds are disclosed. Some embodiments of the disclosure expose an alkali metal compound to an alcohol to form a volatile metal alkoxide. Some embodiments of the disclosure expose an alkali metal compound to a ?-diketone to form a volatile alkali metal ?-diketonate compound. Some embodiments of the disclosure are performed in-situ after a deposition process. Some embodiments of the disclosure provide methods which selectively etch alkali metal compounds.

Dry etching method, method for manufacturing semiconductor element, and cleaning method
11972955 · 2024-04-30 · ·

A dry etching method which includes a dry etching step in which an etching gas containing a halogen fluoride being a compound of bromine or iodine and fluorine is brought into contact with a member to be etched (12) including an etching target being a target of etching with the etching gas to etch the etching target without using plasma. The etching target contains copper. Additionally, the dry etching step is performed under temperature conditions of from 140? C. to 300? C. Also disclosed is a method for manufacturing a semiconductor element and a cleaning method using the dry etching method.

Dry etching method, method for manufacturing semiconductor element, and cleaning method
11972955 · 2024-04-30 · ·

A dry etching method which includes a dry etching step in which an etching gas containing a halogen fluoride being a compound of bromine or iodine and fluorine is brought into contact with a member to be etched (12) including an etching target being a target of etching with the etching gas to etch the etching target without using plasma. The etching target contains copper. Additionally, the dry etching step is performed under temperature conditions of from 140? C. to 300? C. Also disclosed is a method for manufacturing a semiconductor element and a cleaning method using the dry etching method.

Dry etching gas and dry etching method

What is disclosed is a dry etching gas containing 1,3,3,3-tetrafluoropropene, wherein 1,3,3,3-tetrafluoropropene has purity of 99.5 mass % or more, and a total of concentration of each mixed metal component of Fe, Ni, Cr, Al, and Mo is 500 mass ppb or less. Furthermore, regarding to the dry etching gas, it is preferable that a content of nitrogen is 0.5 volume % or less, and that a content of water is 0.05 mass % or less. In a dry etching with a plasma gas obtained by making a dry etching gas into plasma, the dry etching gas of the present invention can improve etching selectivity of silicon-based material with respect to a mask.

Dry etching gas and dry etching method

What is disclosed is a dry etching gas containing 1,3,3,3-tetrafluoropropene, wherein 1,3,3,3-tetrafluoropropene has purity of 99.5 mass % or more, and a total of concentration of each mixed metal component of Fe, Ni, Cr, Al, and Mo is 500 mass ppb or less. Furthermore, regarding to the dry etching gas, it is preferable that a content of nitrogen is 0.5 volume % or less, and that a content of water is 0.05 mass % or less. In a dry etching with a plasma gas obtained by making a dry etching gas into plasma, the dry etching gas of the present invention can improve etching selectivity of silicon-based material with respect to a mask.

Anti-reflective coating cleaning and post-etch residue removal composition having metal, dielectric and nitride compatibility

A liquid removal composition and process for removing anti-reflective coating (ARC) material and/or post-etch residue from a substrate having same thereon. The composition achieves at least partial removal of ARC material and/or post-etch residue in the manufacture of integrated circuitry with minimal etching of metal species on the substrate, such as aluminum, copper and cobalt alloys, and without damage to low-k dielectric and nitride-containing materials employed in the semiconductor architecture.

ETCHING SOLUTION COMPOSITION
20190323129 · 2019-10-24 ·

An etching solution composition of this disclosure contains hydrogen peroxide, an etching inhibitor, a chelating agent, an etching additive, fluorides, a stabilizer, and water. Etching uniformity is increased by adjusting a mass proportion of each component in the etching solution composition, so as to avoid loss of properties such as etching tapered angles, etching deviation, and etching straightness, thereby enhancing product quality.

METHOD FOR REDUCING SURFACE ROUGHNESS

A surface of an article is modified by aluminizing an initial surface at a first temperature to form a first aluminized layer and a sublayer, removing at least a portion of the first aluminized layer, aluminizing the sublayer at a second temperature to form a second aluminized layer, and finally removing at least a portion of the second aluminized layer to form a processed surface. The second temperature is less than the first temperature and a roughness of the processed surface is less than the roughness of the initial surface.

Selective removal of carbon-containing and nitrogen-containing silicon residues

A semi-aqueous wet clean system and method for removing carbon-containing silicon material (e.g., plasma residue) or nitrogen-containing silicon material (e.g., plasma residue) includes a hydroxyl-terminated organic compound, a diol, and a fluoride ion donor material. The system is configured to protect silicon oxide and amorphous silicon during a post-dry-etch wet clean. The wet clean system is configured to selectively remove carbon-containing or nitrogen-containing plasma residue. pH of the wet clean system can be modified to tune selectivity for removal of carbon-containing or nitrogen-containing plasma residues. As a result, positive TEOS recession of less than about 3 nanometers may be achieved. Additionally, the wet clean system can be adapted for reclamation and subsequent reuse.