Semiconductor device manufacture using photoresist protective co

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430327, 430524, 430531, G03C 500

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042004632

ABSTRACT:
A protective coating composition for photoresist layers comprising an aqueous solution of a vinyl alcohol polymer, at least one surfactant having wetting properties and at least one surfactant having lubricant properties is disclosed. An improved process for forming a photoresist pattern employing this protective coating composition is also disclosed. The composition and process are particularly useful in the fabrication of semiconductor devices.

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