Merck Launches New Green Solvents for Photoresist Removal in Chip Production
Semiconductor production facilities traditionally use negative-tone photoresists, which undergo chemical reactions (crosslinking) to make the resist more suitable for photolithographic processes.
- Semiconductor production facilities traditionally use negative-tone photoresists, which undergo chemical reactions (crosslinking) to make the resist more suitable for photolithographic processes.
- The formulated cleans available in the market cannot meet the increasing industry requirements for high-performance, sustainable chemistries that consume fewer solvents.
- "The product's purely green chemistry dramatically improves the environmental footprint of each production facility, allowing customers to simplify their wet chemical processes.
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