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This little experiment was performed to determine how quickly native oxide forms on a silicon wafer: 1. Measure a new bare silicon wafer, "fresh" from the box, on the Rudolph ellipsometer. Oxide Thickness = 15 A 2. Run a new bare silicon wafer through a "diffusion"
clean (H2SO4/H2O2, rinse, 50:1 HF dip, rinse, HCl:H2O2:H2O, rinse, spin
dry) 3. Take the cleaned wafer from step 2, dip in
50:1 HF, rinse, blow dry. Measure immediately. 4. Keep the wafer from step 3 in the fab enviroment and measure over time on the same ellipsometer. Data is available in <linear> or <logarithmic> form. Results courtesy of Duncan Stewart, Patricia Beck, and Uli Thumser. |
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