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*PEB temperature: 110°C
*PEB temperature: 110°C
*PEB time: 60 s
*PEB time: 60 s


The recommended PEB for nLOF is 60 seconds at 110°C, regardless of resist film thickness.
The recommended PEB for nLOF is 60 seconds at 110°C, regardless of resist film thickness.


===PEB baking time investigation===
===PEB baking time investigation===
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===Solvent development===
===Solvent development===
Cross-linking negative resists have the potential to be developed using organic solvents instead of the normally used alkaline aqueous solutions. A small test of this was carried out by Thomas Anhøj @ DTU Nanolab, showing that nLOF 2020 could potentially be used for water-free lithography.  
Cross-linking negative resists have the potential to be developed using organic solvents instead of the normally used alkaline aqueous solutions. A quick test of this was carried out by Thomas Anhøj @ DTU Nanolab, showing that nLOF 2020 could potentially be used for water-free lithography.  
A small report on the tests can be found here:
 
A small report on the test can be found here: [[media:nLOF_solventdev_2024.pdf|'''nLOF solvent development 2024''']].