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==Wet etching of Chromium== | ==Wet etching of Chromium== | ||
[[Image:Fumehood1-2.jpg|300x300px|thumb|Fume hood 01 or 02 (for acids and bases) in cleanroom D-3 can be used for wet chromium etching.]] | [[Image:Fumehood1-2.jpg|300x300px|thumb|Fume hood 01 or 02 (for acids and bases) in cleanroom D-3 can be used for wet chromium etching.]] | ||
Wet etching of chromium at | Wet etching of chromium at DTU Nanolab is done making your own set up in a beaker in a fume hood - preferably in D-3. You can see the APV [http://labmanager.dtu.dk/d4Show.php?id=4748&mach=368 here]. | ||
We use the following solution to etch chromium: | We use the following solution to etch chromium: | ||
# Commercial chromium etch (Chrome Etch 18). You can see the KBA [ | # Commercial chromium etch (Chrome Etch 18). You can see the KBA (needs login) [https://kemibrug.dk/Kemikalier/Action?id=RCU2MHolYzIlODIlN2UlYzIlODB2JWMyJTgxJTdleiVjMiU4N0RZeiVjMiU4OXYlN2UlYzIlODElYzIlODhESk5HTklNVGQlYzIlODclN2N2JWMyJTgzJTdlJWMyJTg4diVjMiU4OSU3ZSVjMiU4NCVjMiU4MyVjMiU4OCU1ZVlSSQ==#K here] | ||
The etch rate depends on the level of surface oxidation of the chromium metal, but the standard procedure (etch at room temperature: ~22°C) the Etch rate is around 150 nm/min. | |||
Normally the etch is reused, but if you need to dispose it, collect it in a bottle marked O waste. | |||
===Overview of the chromium etch process=== | ===Overview of the chromium etch process=== | ||
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!Link to safety APV and KBA | !Link to safety APV and KBA | ||
|[http://labmanager.dtu.dk/d4Show.php?id=4748&mach=368 see APV here]. | |[http://labmanager.dtu.dk/d4Show.php?id=4748&mach=368 see fumehood APV/manual here]. | ||
[ | [https://kemibrug.dk/Kemikalier/Action?id=RCU2MHolYzIlODIlN2UlYzIlODB2JWMyJTgxJTdleiVjMiU4N0RZeiVjMiU4OXYlN2UlYzIlODElYzIlODhESk5HTklNVGQlYzIlODclN2N2JWMyJTgzJTdlJWMyJTg4diVjMiU4OSU3ZSVjMiU4NCVjMiU4MyVjMiU4OCU1ZVlSSQ==#K see Chrome Etch 18 KBA here] | ||
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Wet etching of Chromium
Wet etching of chromium at DTU Nanolab is done making your own set up in a beaker in a fume hood - preferably in D-3. You can see the APV here.
We use the following solution to etch chromium:
- Commercial chromium etch (Chrome Etch 18). You can see the KBA (needs login) here
The etch rate depends on the level of surface oxidation of the chromium metal, but the standard procedure (etch at room temperature: ~22°C) the Etch rate is around 150 nm/min.
Normally the etch is reused, but if you need to dispose it, collect it in a bottle marked O waste.
Overview of the chromium etch process
| Chromium etch 1 | |
|---|---|
| General description |
Etch of chromium |
| Link to safety APV and KBA | see fumehood APV/manual here. |
| Chemical solution | Chrome Etch 18 |
| Process temperature | Room temperature |
| Possible masking materials | Photoresist (1.5 µm AZ5214E) |
| Etch rate | ~ 150 nm/min at 22°C |
| Batch size | 1-7 4" wafers at a time |
| Size of substrate | Any size and number that can go inside the beaker in use |
| Allowed materials | No restrictions.
Make a note on the beaker of which materials have been processed. |