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RE: Chrome etch
1999-05-12
Sergio Pacheco
1999-05-13
Thor Osborn
1999-05-13
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RE: Chrome etch
[email protected]
1999-05-13
There are plenty of commerical chrome etches available. They are used for wet
etching the chrome in photolithography mask production !
I am pretty sure these are all orthphosphoric based.

Any major semiconductor chemical vendor should be able to help you with a
sample.


Cheers


Conor.

-----Original Message-----
From:   PC :[email protected] [SMTP:PC :[email protected]]
Sent:   13 May 1999 00:01
To:     [email protected]
Subject:        Chrome etch


  We are using chrome as a hard mask to dry etch SiO2.
What is a good chrome echant that will not attack the photo resist, nor
SiO2, and what kind of etch rate is expected.   tried potassium
permaginate/potassium hudroxide solution, and find it is very slow at
chrome etch, and fast at dissolving the resist.

thanks    dave menche


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