Silicon-containing positive resist and use in multilayer metal s

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430166, 430192, 430193, 430313, 430317, 430323, 430327, G03F 7021, G03F 7075, G03F 736

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054222230

ABSTRACT:
Photosensitive silicon-containing resist compositions comprising hydroxyphenylsilsesquioxanes and siloxanes partially estersified with diazonaphthoquinone sulfonyloxy groups for imageable O.sub.2 RIE barrier films. Methods for forming image patterns on substrates using these photosensitive silicon-containing resist compositions are also provided.

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