Positive acting resist material comprised of novoloc resin deriv

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430270, 430326, G03C 152, G03C 1495

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046908820

ABSTRACT:
A mixture of an alkali soluble resin and either a quinonediazide compound or poly(2-methylpentene-1-sulfone provides a positive acting resist material, which is very high in a critical exposure dose at which the resist begins to gel by radiation-induced crosslinking. By using this resist material in direct delineation of patterns with ionizing radiation, the problem of gelling of the resist film in the areas repeatedly scanned for the detection of the alignment marks is obviated. A novolac resin comprising a t-butylphenol or phenylphenol segment is suitable as the alkali soluble resin.

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