Sulfur trioxide vapor phase stripping

Cleaning and liquid contact with solids – Processes – With treating fluid motion

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134 11, 134 41, 437229, B08B 308

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047785365

ABSTRACT:
A method is set forth of treating the surface of an object such as a semiconductor wafer to remove impurities. In particular, the method serves to strip resist in a short period of time, of the order of 30 seconds. The object is positioned with the surface exposed within a treating chamber. Water vapor is contacted with sulfur trioxide vapor adjacent the surface to provide a hot mixture comprising sulfur trioxide, water and sulfuric acid. The hot mixture is impinged onto the surface. The contacting is immediately prior to and/or simultaneous with the impinging. Photoresist is quickly and efficiently removed in accordance with this process. Energy requirements are relatively low since the components are easily vaporized.

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