Method of applying a resist pattern on a substrate, and resist m

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ABSTRACT:
A method of applying a resist pattern on a substrate and resist material mixture.
Resist materials which are applied in accordance with a specific resist pattern are employed in the production of integrated circuits. It has been found that the addition of a certain type of negative-working resist material, namely polystyrene and polystyrene derivatives, to positive-working resist materials results in a resist material mixture having an increased resistance to plasma etching.

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