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titleOfInvention Process for patterning conductive line without after-corrosion and apparatus used in the process
abstract The aluminum-copper alloy layer 13 is patterned through photolithography after the dry etching, and the etching residue containing aluminum chloride which generates after-corrosion in the aluminum-copper alloy wire 13a / 13b / 13c during the dry etching. As the sidewalls 15 grow, the sidewalls 15 are exposed to a gaseous mixture comprising ion water vapor such that the hydrogen ions and / or hydroxyl groups react with the aluminum chloride, thereby bringing the aluminum chloride into aluminum and / or aluminum hydroxide and vacuum. Is converted to hydrochloric acid which is vaporized.
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