Electrolithographic process which makes it possible to improve t

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ABSTRACT:
A process rendering certain electron masking resins more sensitive or rendering polymers which are unsufficiently sensitive to electrons suitable for industrial utilization, in particular for application to electron masking, a method which employs scanning with a very fine electron beam controlled by the computer. The process involves electron irradiation at low dose levels, sufficient however to create free radicals, followed by diffusion of an appropriate copolymerizing monomer by grafting to the initial polymeric chain opened by the irradiation process. The solubility of the copolymer vis-a-vis certain solvents is selective, enabling the masks to be developed.

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