Method for fabricating integrated circuits

Adhesive bonding and miscellaneous chemical manufacture – Delaminating processes adapted for specified product – Delaminating in preparation for post processing recycling step

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156646, 437225, 437228, H01L 2100, H01L 2102, B44C 122, C03C 1500

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052756920

ABSTRACT:
The present invention features new etchants to be utilized in the etching, depositing and growth processes for fabricating integrated circuits. The etchants contain a new family of compounds consisting of a single molecule. The molecule contains several halogen atoms, thus eliminating the need to add chlorine compounds in admixture with fluorine etchant materials. The new materials provide selectivity in the etching and deposition processes, as well as high product yield with high throughput. The etchants of this invention consist of a single amine molecule containing both fluorine and another halogen atom, consisting of chlorine or bromine, which are attached covalently to a nitrogen base atom. The basic formula for the molecule of this invention is given by: ##STR1## where: Z=chlorine or bromine

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