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titleOfInvention Method of dry etching a semiconductor device in the absence of a plasma
abstract A method for dry etching a material deposited on semiconductor device is performed by chemically reacting the material with an etchant gas. The etching process is conducted in a reaction chamber at a predetermined temperature and predetermined pressure within the reaction chamber and without the need of generating a plasma within the chamber or applying an electrical bias to the semiconductor device. A sufficient amount of gas is introduced into the reaction chamber to selectively remove the material from the semiconductor device.
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