Method for in situ removal of particulate residues resulting fro

Coating processes – With pretreatment of the base – Etching – swelling – or dissolving out part of the base

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134 13, 134 2, 134 19, B05D 300

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ABSTRACT:
Disclosed is a process for cleaning silicon surfaces of native oxide films. The process utilizes fluorine containing cleaning materials such as anhydrous hydrofluoric acid to clean the oxide from the surface. A fluorine containing particulate matter which forms on the surface as a result of the fluorine containing cleaning materials is then removed by heating the surface to a high temperature. The process is conducted in a non-oxidizing ambient and is preferably conducted in a cluster tool so that the heating step can take place in the same chamber of the cluster tool as later metal deposition step.

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