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titleOfInvention Improved intrench profile
abstract A method of etching a recess in a semiconductor substrate is described. The method may include forming a dielectric liner layer in the trench of the substrate, the liner layer having a first density. The method may also include depositing a second dielectric layer at least partially in the trench on the liner layer. The second dielectric layer may be initially flowable after deposition, and may have a second density less than the first density of the liner. The method may further comprise exposing the substrate to a dry etchant, wherein the etchant removes a portion of the second dielectric layer and the first liner layer to form a recess, and the dry etching The agent comprises a fluorine-containing compound and molecular hydrogen, and the etch rate ratio for removing the first dielectric liner layer to removing the second dielectric layer is about 1 :. 1.2 to about 1: 1.
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