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high melting-point wax used in KOH etch
2005-07-22
D. Zhou
2005-07-22
PRAMOD GUPTA
high melting-point wax used in KOH etch
PRAMOD GUPTA
2005-07-22
Brewer Science is developing a material that meets your description: a
spin applied material, cured at under 250 degrees Celsius, able to withstand
8 or more hours of 85 degree Celsius KOH (35%).  This material is removed
with standard photoresist removal process.

"D. Zhou"  wrote:Dear all,

Does anyone know where I can get some high melting-point wax which can be
used to protect the device side of the chip when doing KOH etch at 80
degrees to remove the substrate ? Many thanks.


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