Method for filling a trench in an integrated circuit structure w

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156651, 437233, B23P 1500, B44C 122, B05D 512

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ABSTRACT:
A process is disclosed for filling a trench in an integrated circuit structure without forming a void in the trench which, in a preferred embodiment, comprises partially filling the trench with an etchable material, etching the material in the trench with an etchant capable of removing material adjacent the top of the trench at a rate faster than the rate of removal adjacent the bottom of the trench, and then filling the remainder of the trench with the material; whereby the material deposited adjacent the top of the trench will not close off the trench prior to complete filling of the bottom of the trench with the material.

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