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titleOfInvention Highly selective polysilicon and removal of native oxide
abstract Provided are methods and systems for removing a native silicon oxide layer on a wafer. In the non-sequential method, the wafer is provided with a native silicon oxide layer on the polycrystalline silicon layer. An etchant containing a hydrogen-based species and a fluorine-based species is introduced, exposed to the plasma, and flows onto the wafer at a relatively low temperature. The wafer is then heated to a slightly elevated temperature to substantially remove the native oxide layer. In the sequential method, the wafer is provided with a native silicon oxide layer. A first etchant containing a hydrogen-based species and a fluorine-based species is flowed onto the wafer. The wafer is then heated to a slightly elevated temperature so that the second etchant flows towards the wafer, and then the second etchant is exposed to the plasma to complete the removal of the native silicon oxide layer and start another process such as a polycrystalline silicon layer. Removal of one layer.
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