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titleOfInvention Copper wiring formation method of semiconductor device
abstract The present invention discloses a method for forming a copper wiring of a semiconductor device capable of preventing the movement of copper (Cu) ions due to a time delay after the CMP process on the copper film. In the method of forming a copper wiring of a semiconductor device according to the present invention, the method of forming a copper wiring of a semiconductor device comprising performing a post cleaning process on a copper film on which a CMP process is performed, wherein the post cleaning process comprises: citric acid performing a first chemical cleaning using a (citric acid) based chemical; And performing a second chemical cleaning using an ascorbic acid-based chemical on the copper film on which the first chemical cleaning is performed.
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