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titleOfInvention Cushioning material for polishing pad
abstract Disclosed is a cushioning material for polishing pads which hardly suffers swelling deformation caused by water since it is extremely low in water-absorbing properties and water-swelling properties. This cushioning material for polishing pads is composed of a polyurethane foam which is capable of polishing even a semiconductor wafer having an undulated surface or a wafer having a local step that is formed during circuit formation so that the undulation or step becomes shallower by uniformly polishing the entire surface of the wafer along the undulation or step. Specifically disclosed is a polyurethane foam obtained by reaction between a polyol and a polyisocyanate which is characterized by having a contact angle with water of not less than 90˚. The polyurethane foam is preferably made by using a hydrophobic polyol, and it is also preferable that the polyurethane foam has a self-skin layer.
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