Dry developable photoresist containing an epoxide, organosilicon

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522 31, 522146, 522134, 522170, G03F 7038

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ABSTRACT:
A dry developable photoresist composition that contains in admixture a polymeric epoxide; a di- or polyfunctional organosilicon material; and an onium salt; and use thereof to produce an image.

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