Chemically amplified positive resist compositions

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ABSTRACT:
A chemically amplified positive resist composition is prepared by blending (A) an organic solvent, (B) a base resin in the form of a polyhydroxystyrene having some hydroxyl groups replaced by acid labile groups and a Mw of 3,000-300,000, (C) a photoacid generator, and (D) an aromatic compound having a group: --R.sup.13 --COOH in a molecule. The resist composition is sensitive to actinic radiation, especially KrF excimer laser and X-ray, has high sensitivity, resolution, and plasma etching resistance, and is effective for improving the footing and PED on nitride substrates.

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