Chemical resistant semiconductor processing chamber bodies
A technology for processing chambers and semiconductors, which is applied in the field of potential pollution sources, and can solve the problems of increasing contaminated substrates and solid processing chamber bodies
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[0019] Said invention serves to increase the chemical resistance of the chamber body used during the processing of semiconductor substrates. Embodiments of the present invention allow the chamber body to be made into any shape, particularly larger than a single substrate chamber, while maintaining structural integrity and resistance to chemicals used within the chamber. Today's feature sizes, down to the nanometer scale or even smaller, require minimizing possible sources of contamination. Wafer processing with highly reactive chemicals such as hydrofluoric acid (denoted by HF) occurs within a chamber body constructed of materials that do not produce harmful contaminants when exposed to HF. For example, utilizing plastics such as polyvinyl chloride (PVC) and polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) to form the chamber body reduces the possibility of contamination because these materials are inactive in the presence of HF. However, the use of plastics to form large process chamber bodie...
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