Photoresist composition with alternating or block copolymer resi

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430165, 430167, 430193, 430197, G03F 7012, G03F 7023

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054199956

ABSTRACT:
A photoresist comprising a light sensitive component and an alternating copolymer resin formed by condensing a preformed bishydroxymethylated compound and a reactive phenol, in the absence of an aldehyde. Additional useful resins may be formed by further reacting the alternating copolymer with a second reactive phenol in the presence of an aldehyde to form substantially block copolymers. The use of these resins in photoresist formulations leads to improved thermal properties, etch resistance and photospeed.

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