Electron bombardment method for making stained glass photomasks

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ABSTRACT:
Glass photomasks having a stained pattern within the glass for use in photolithographic processes are made by injecting stain-producing ions, preferably silver and/or copper ions, into a glass substrate from a film by electron bombardment, which also serves to reduce the injected ions to their elemental state and to agglomerate the atoms to colloidal coloration centers. The stained areas of the glass are patterned by carrying out the electron bombardment through a developed photoresist, or by using a focused electron beam moving along a controlled locus.

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