Vapor deposition of molybdenum using a bis(alkyl-arene) molybdenum precursor
An alkyl aromatic hydrocarbon, vapor deposition technology, applied in electrical components, electrical solid devices, semiconductor devices and other directions, can solve problems such as harmful substrates
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[0017] The following description relates to vapor deposition methods suitable for depositing molybdenum in various forms onto substrates by using bis(alkylaromatic) molybdenum compounds as molybdenum precursors. Bis(alkylaromatic) molybdenum compounds (complexes) are also referred to herein as (alkylaromatic) 2 Mo compound. An example of a species of such compounds that have been found suitable as precursors is bis(ethylphenyl)molybdenum (i.e., (EtBz) 2 Mo). The precursors can be used in a vapor deposition (e.g., chemical vapor deposition) process to deposit molybdenum on a substrate in any form, e.g., as a molybdenum-containing compound or mixture, e.g., in the form of a molybdenum carbide seed layer; as a conductive structure form of elemental molybdenum; or as another deposited material containing molybdenum.
[0018] Chemical vapor deposition (CVD) is generally the process of combining chemical materials (derived from "precursors"), optionally with one or more other mat...
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