Megasonic cleaning methods and apparatus

Cleaning and liquid contact with solids – Processes – Including application of electrical radiant or wave energy...

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134 1, B08B 312, B08B 600

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060067659

ABSTRACT:
A cleaning method for use in fabrication of integrated circuit devices includes immersing a surface of a substrate assembly into a cleaning solution having a first pH. The first pH of the cleaning solution is controlled by introducing gas bubbles into the cleaning solution. The gas bubbles include a reactive component that alters the first pH of the cleaning solution to attain a second pH of the cleaning solution that is different than the first pH.

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