Slurry for multi-material chemical mechanical polishing
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsFrederick Hayes Dill, Jr., Eric James Lee, Peter Beverley Powell Phipps
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorsFrederick Hayes Dill, Jr., Eric James Lee, Peter Beverley Powell Phipps
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In a first aspect a slurry is provided for chemically mechanically polishing alumina and nickel iron to a common plane and in a second aspect a slurry is provided for additionally chemically mechanically polishing copper to a common plane. The slurry includes a first concentration of colloidal silica, a second concentration of potassium and/or sodium persulfate and a third concentration of ammonium persulfate. In the first aspect the first and second concentrations are tailored to chemically mechanically polish the alumina and the nickel iron at the same rate to a common plane and in the second aspect the slurry includes a third concentration of ammonium persulfate at a proper ratio to the potassium or sodium persulfate to chemically mechanically polish the copper at the same rate as the other materials to the same plane.
A slurry for chemical mechanical polishing of a surface comprised of a plurality of materials, the slurry comprising:
A method of making a slurry for chemically mechanically polishing of a surface including alumina and nickel iron, comprising:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.