[Fwd: Re: lab chemicals]

[Mary Tang]

Hi Bo --

Mahnaz forwarded your MSDS to the SpecMat committee.  Although you may 
have spoken with Mahnaz about your use of this chemical, I don't think 
other SpecMat members are up to speed -- and I have a question...  This 
chemical contains glycol ethers, which we would like to minimize in our 
lab wherever possible.  Is there a reason why you need this particular 
resist instead of, say, the SPR-220-3 or similar formulations which 
replaced the AZ4620 in our lab?

Thanks,

Mary

Mahnaz Mansourpour wrote:

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> Subject: 	Re: lab chemicals
> Date: 	Mon, 6 Mar 2006 14:25:44 -0800
> From: 	Bo.Liu at Seagate.com <mailto:Bo.Liu at Seagate.com>
> To: 	mahnaz at stanford.edu <mailto:mahnaz at stanford.edu>
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> Mahnaz,
> Thank you for reminding. Attached please find the MSDS for this chemical.
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> Bob
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> Bo.Liu at Seagate.com <mailto:Bo.Liu at Seagate.com> wrote:
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> Dear Mahnaz,
> I have a AZ photoresist P4330-RS. It is just the same as P4620 (you 
> mentioned that I can use it in the lab on the Headway spinner) but 
> thinner and has a surfactant in it to reduce striations in the 
> coat.Would you please to check and make sure that I can use it in the 
> lab?
> Also, we talked about the chemical cyclotene (BCB), and you need to 
> put a yellow tag on it. I found that we have bottle with yellow tag 
> from you. I will visit the lab tomorrow, and bring the bottle to you.
> Roughly, I may get to the lab around 9-10AM. Will you be in office at 
> that time?
> Best regards,
> Bob
> Hello
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> Well regarding the resist, you need to send me the MSDS so I can check 
> it out and what will be the process meaning where the wafers will go 
> after the headway.
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> I will in the office tomorrow if not in the office call me to the lab.
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> mahnaz
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