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titleOfInvention Dry etching method
abstract Provided is a dry etching method capable of stably forming a low-resistance contact structure. The interlayer insulating film is selectively etched by a plasma of a gas containing a fluorocarbon gas to form a through hole. Next, a plasma process using oxygen gas plasma is performed on the substrate in which the through hole is formed in a state where a bias is applied to the substrate. Further, in succession to the oxygen plasma treatment, a plasma treatment using oxygen gas plasma is performed on the substrate in which the through holes are formed in a state where the application of the substrate bias is stopped. [Selection] Figure 1
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