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titleOfInvention Compound semiconductor vapor phase growth method, vapor phase growth apparatus, and compound semiconductor element manufacturing method
abstract (57) Abstract: A method of irradiating active hydrogen for removing impurities on a surface is applicable to an MOCVD method. SOLUTION: In the present invention, a hydride gas (a group V or group VI hydride) of a nonmetal element constituting a compound semiconductor is supplied as an atmosphere gas, and activated hydrogen is converted into an atomic or ionic state on a wafer. Irradiate the surface to clean the surface. The total pressure at this time is desirably 3 × 10 −6 atmosphere or more and 1/300 atmosphere or less. After the active hydrogen treatment in a nonmetal (V or VI) hydride atmosphere, normal MOCVD growth is performed at a pressure of 1/100 atm (7.6 Torr) or more.
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