Photoimageable, thermosettable fluorinated resists

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C430S280100, C430S326000, C526S242000

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07459262

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides fluorinated, thermosettable compositions that are photoimageable and which function as low dielectric materials. Such low dielectric materials are useful as passivation resist layers in liquid crystal displays, electroluminescent displays, light emitting diodes and semiconductor manufacture.

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