Method and apparatus for manufacturing semiconductor devices

Semiconductor device manufacturing: process – Coating of substrate containing semiconductor region or of... – Insulative material deposited upon semiconductive substrate

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ABSTRACT:
There are disclosed a method and apparatus for manufacturing semiconductor devices. The surface of each semiconductor substrate is exposed to cyanide ions (CN.sup.-) in order to reduce the density of interface states at the insulating film/semiconductor interface. For this purpose, the semiconductor substrate is immersed into a cyan compound solution or is exposed to a cyan compound gas, so that cyanide ions (CN.sup.-) are bonded to dangling bonds at the surface of the semiconductor substrates. As a result, the interface states at the insulating film/semiconductor interface can be reduced.

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