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titleOfInvention Method for forming interconnect structures of semiconductor device
abstract The present invention relates to a method for forming a metal wiring of a semiconductor device that can improve the reliability by improving the buried characteristics of the metal wiring, comprising the steps of: forming a contact hole and an upper metal wiring trench in an insulating film on the lower metal wiring; Forming a barrier metal layer on the front surface and a metal seed layer in sequence; using a metal aqueous solution in which the metal material constituting the metal seed layer is saturated and dissolved, and naturally depositing a metal material caused by a difference in solubility that varies with temperature change And growing a metal layer by using a driving force to fill a metal material in the contact hole and the trench.
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