Selective deposition on silicon containing surfaces
A selective, film deposition technology, applied in the field of selective deposition, which can solve problems such as insufficient process selectivity
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Embodiment 1
[0150] Example 1 : Increased Surface Hydroxyl Concentration with SC-1 Wet Chemical Exposure
[0151] Simultaneous processing of SiO by the following series of steps 2 and Si(100) independent samples:
[0152] Both substrate surfaces were first cleaned in a freshly prepared solution containing hydrogen peroxide (28-30%), ammonium hydroxide (28%) and distilled deionized water in a ratio of 200ml:100ml:1000ml. Including first mixing the chemicals together in a quartz beaker, heating the solution in the beaker to 70°C + / - 5°C, fully immersing the substrate surface in the preheated cleaning solution for 10 minutes, removing the substrate from the cleaning solution , and immerse them in a container of fresh distilled deionized water and rinse the substrate until the cleaning solution concentration on the substrate is diluted below the detection limit.
[0153] The effectiveness and completeness of the cleaning step can be measured using contact angle measurements (goniometer mea...
Embodiment 2
[0163] Example 2 : The Si-OH bond on the Si(100) surface is transformed into a Si-H bond
[0164] The fully hydroxylated SiO provided by the previous example was then simultaneously treated with a HF solution at a concentration of 2.0-3.0% (0.1%-5.0%) 2and the Si(100) surface for sufficient time to produce a fully hydrophobic surface on the Si(100), then rinsed in water and blown dry using a stream of ultra-high purity nitrogen. Typically, the formation of a Si(100)-H terminated surface takes 80-110 seconds (range: 20-600 seconds) at room temperature. Characterization of SiO using contact angle measurements 2 and Si(100) surfaces. Generally, it is believed that SiO 2 The lower the contact angle on the surface and the closer to 90° the contact angle on the Si(100)-H surface, the better the result of the HF etching step for the purposes of the present invention. Typical values measured after the HF etching step for both substrate surfaces include:
[0165] SiO 2 : 4-8°...
Embodiment 3
[0173] Example 3 : wet cleaning followed by heat treatment
[0174] The purpose of thermal pretreatment is to minimize the surface hydroxyl concentration, ideally leaving only isolated hydroxyl groups that are subsequently passivated using one of the organosilane precursors using a gas phase process. In order to achieve a maximum reduction in surface hydroxyl concentration using heat treatment, it is first necessary to produce a fully hydroxylated surface (using wet cleaning, vapor phase exposure, plasma treatment, etc.). That is, it is necessary to first increase the surface hydroxyl concentration above that typically observed for as-received or as-treated silica surfaces prior to heat treatment in order to achieve the surface hydroxyl termination of the present invention.
[0175] The mechanism for the heat-treated reduction of surface hydroxyl groups is a silanol condensation reaction, which eliminates water, according to the formula:
[0176] Si(OH)(surface)+Si(OH)(surf...
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