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titleOfInvention Method for Deposition of Hafnium Oxide Thin Films
abstract The present invention discloses a method of depositing a hafnium oxide film by reacting with a reaction gas such as oxygen or ozone with tetrakis alkoxy hafnium (Hf (OR) 4 ), preferably tetrakis t-butoxy hafnium as a source material.n n n Since the source material according to the present invention does not contain nitrogen atoms unlike the conventional materials, nitrogen impurities, which are a factor of leakage current, are not formed in the formed hafnium oxide film.n n n In addition, the source material has a higher reactivity with the reaction gas than the conventional material so that a hafnium oxide film having a desired thickness can be formed in a short time, which is effective in the efficiency and cost reduction of the semiconductor manufacturing process.
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