Abstract:
The present invention, when forming a pattern on a substrate, forms a film of a block copolymer containing at least two polymers on the substrate, heats the film of the block copolymer under a solvent vapor atmosphere to subject the block copolymer to phase separation, and removes one of the polymers in the film of the phase-separated block copolymer, thereby accelerating fluidization of the polymers of the block copolymer to enable acceleration of the phase separation.
Abstract:
There is provided a method of etching a silicon-containing film formed on a substrate, comprising: supplying an etching gas including a fluorine-containing gas having a smaller molecular weight than ClF3 to the silicon-containing film; and controlling etching amounts at a central portion and an outer peripheral portion of the silicon-containing film by controlling a flow velocity of the etching gas.
Abstract:
The present invention, when forming a pattern on a substrate, forms a film of a block copolymer containing at least two polymers on the substrate, heats the film of the block copolymer under a solvent vapor atmosphere to subject the block copolymer to phase separation, and removes one of the polymers in the film of the phase-separated block copolymer, thereby accelerating fluidization of the polymers of the block copolymer to enable acceleration of the phase separation.
Abstract:
A method for cleaning a substrate includes supplying, to a substrate which does not have a resist formed thereon, a film-forming processing liquid which includes a volatile component and forms a processing film, volatilizing the volatile component of the film-forming processing liquid such that the film-forming processing liquid on the substrate is solidified or cured and that the processing film is formed on the substrate, heating a peeling processing liquid which peels off the processing film from the substrate without dissolving the processing film such that a heated peeling processing liquid is prepared, and supplying, to the processing film formed on the substrate, the heated peeling processing liquid such that the heated peeling processing liquid peels off the processing film from the substrate without dissolving the processing film.
Abstract:
A method for cleaning a substrate includes supplying to a substrate a film-forming processing liquid which includes a volatile component and forms a film on the substrate, vaporizing the volatile component in the film-forming processing liquid such that the film-forming processing liquid solidifies or cures on the substrate and forms a processing film on the substrate, supplying to the substrate having the processing film a strip-processing liquid which strips the processing film from the substrate, and supplying to the processing film formed on the substrate a dissolving-processing liquid which dissolves the processing film after the supplying of the strip-processing liquid.
Abstract:
An etching method includes a step of preparing a substrate having a portion to be etched, a step of plasma-etching the portion to be etched of the substrate into a predetermined pattern using plasma of a processing gas containing a CF-based gas, and then a step of removing a CF-based deposit which remains as an etching residue. The step of removing the CF-based deposit includes a step of forming an oxide including an oxide of the CF-based deposit using oxygen-containing radicals, and a step of removing the generated oxide by radical processing or chemical processing using gas.
Abstract:
A method for cleaning a substrate includes supplying to a substrate a film-forming processing liquid which includes a volatile component and forms a film on the substrate, vaporizing the volatile component in the film-forming processing liquid such that the film-forming processing liquid solidifies or cures on the substrate and forms a processing film on the substrate, supplying to the substrate having the processing film a strip-processing liquid which strips the processing film from the substrate, and supplying to the processing film formed on the substrate a dissolving-processing liquid which dissolves the processing film after the supplying of the strip-processing liquid.