The Study of Silica Sol with Great Particle Size for the SiO2 Dielectric CMP

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The most widely used Chemical Mechanical Polishing (CMP) process and most difficulty is the SiO2 dielectric CMP in ULSI. SiO2 cannot be removed by oxidation-reduction because Silicon is already quadrivalence. So we adopt water-solubility SiO2 growing directly from water which size can arrive 110~130nm to improve the polishing rate. The growth of silica sol is studied and the silica sol whose particle sizes can reach 120nm is gained.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 652-654)

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2228-2231

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January 2013

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