Unsaturated monomers, polymers, chemically-amplified resist...

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C430S326000, C430S905000, C430S910000, C526S281000, C526S282000, C549S030000, C549S298000

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ABSTRACT:
There is provided a chemically-amplified resist composition having high transparency to light having a wavelength of 220 nanometers or smaller, excellent resistance to etching, and excellent adhesion to a substrate. The chemically-amplified resist composition is prepared through the use of at least one of a repeated structural unit having a bridged alicyclic γ-lactone structure defined in the general formula (III), a repeated structural unit having a bridged alicyclic γ-lactone structure defined in the general formula (IV), and a repeated structural unit having a bridged alicyclic γ-lactone structure defined in the general formula (V).

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