Method of removing a silylated or germanium implanted photoresis

Radiation imagery chemistry: process – composition – or product th – Imaging affecting physical property of radiation sensitive... – Removal of imaged layers

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430315, 430324, 430330, G03F 742

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ABSTRACT:
A photoresist layer containing implanted silicon or germanium group coated on a wafer can be entirely removed from the wafer using a dry developing process using oxygen plasma by first out-diffusing or extracting the implanted silicon or germanium. Specifically, the implanted silicon- or germanium is removed from the photoresist by heating the photoresist in the same pre-silylation bake chamber used during the patterning process. Thereafter, the entire photoresist can be removed from the wafer by a dry developing process using oxygen plasma without contaminating the plasma strip equipment.

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