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titleOfInvention Method of implanting impurities into semiconductor inner wall
abstract [PROBLEMS] To uniformly and continuously implant an impurity concentration and depth into an inner wall of a trench or a trench formed on a semiconductor surface. SOLUTION: After forming a groove, an inert film on an inner wall surface of the groove is removed, and an impurity component element or a compound of the impurity component is adsorbed on the activated inner wall of the groove to form an impurity film, thereby forming an impurity film. The impurities are thermally diffused into the inner wall and activated.
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