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A low-substrate temperature process for forming oxides on silicon has been demonstrated. A liquid organosilicate produced by Allied Chemical is spun on the wafer and subsequently irradiated with UV or visible laser light. The process has been applied to forming large-area oxides as required for passivation layers and to fine-line structures, which relies on a direct write technique.
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