Silicon oxide layer reduced in dangling bonds through...

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Silicon or compound thereof – Oxygen containing

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C423S266000, C423S274000, C438S585000, C438S778000, C428S446000

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ABSTRACT:
Dangling bonds of silicon atoms tend to take place in silicon oxide grown on a silicon wafer due to oxygen deficiency; hypofluorous acid is introduced into the silicon oxide so that the hypofluorous acid reaches the dangling bonds through diffusion; the hypofluorous acid is decomposed into fluorine atoms and hydroxyl groups, and the fluorine atoms and hydroxyl groups deactivate the dangling bonds of silicon atoms; even if electric charges are injected into the silicon oxide, the deactivation is never broken so that the silicon oxide layer is stable and highly reliable.

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