Method for controlling galvanic corrosion effects on a...

Cleaning and liquid contact with solids – Processes – Using sequentially applied treating agents

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C134S032000, C134S033000, C134S902000, C134S010000

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06858091

ABSTRACT:
A method for minimizing galvanic corrosion effects in a single-wafer cleaning system is provided. The method initiates with spraying a cleaning chemistry containing corrosion inhibitors onto a surface of a wafer. Then, the surface of the wafer is exposed to the cleaning chemistry for a period of time. Next, a concentration gradient at an interface of the cleaning chemistry and the surface of the wafer is refreshed. Then, a rinsing agent and a drying agent are applied simultaneously to remove the cleaning chemistry, wherein the drying agent dries the surface of the wafer prior to a concentration of the corrosion inhibitors being diluted to a level insufficient to provide corrosion protection.

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