Film formation method and apparatus

Coating processes – Heat decomposition of applied coating or base material – Coating decomposed to form metal

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ABSTRACT:
A film formation method is arranged to react carboxylic acid with an oxygen-containing metal compound to produce carboxylate salt gas of a metal of the metal compound. The method then supplies the carboxylate salt gas of the metal onto a substrate. The method applies energy to the substrate to decompose the carboxylate salt of the metal supplied onto the substrate, thereby forming a metal film.

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