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titleOfInvention OPTICAL SEMICONDUCTOR DEVICE, ITS MANUFACTURING METHOD, AND ITS MANUFACTURING DEVICE
abstract PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To improve the performance of an optical semiconductor device by reducing dangling bonds existing on a substrate surface such as a light emitting surface in the optical semiconductor device. An optical semiconductor device on which a light emitting surface or a light reflecting surface represented by a cleavage plane is formed is immersed in a solution containing a cyanide compound, sprayed, or exposed to the vapor thereof, thereby emitting light. A dangling bond existing on a surface such as a surface is terminated by a bond of a cyano group (—CN). This suppresses the deterioration of the active light emitting surface and light reflecting surface due to oxidation, etc., and the spread of non-light-emitting parts near these surfaces, thereby providing an optical semiconductor device with excellent stability and reliability. It is done. [Selection] Figure 1
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