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- W4200216962 abstract "For integrated circuits (IC), as the technology node goes down to 20-14 nm, cobalt (Co) replaces tantalum as a new barrier layer material. The polishing process of multilayer wiring copper (Cu) film polishing is also changing from rough polishing and fine polishing to one-step polishing, and high removal rate (RR) of Cu and close to zero RR of Co are required, which can ensure a high selectivity of Cu/Co RR and stop the Cu film polishing on the barrier layer of Co. For such a goal, the way of decreasing Co RR is key and the selection of eco-friendly inhibitor of Co is essential. In this paper, the surface corrosion inhibition effect of sarcosine on Co in alkaline slurry and the inhibition mechanism were systematically investigated. The results indicated that the removal of Co was inhibited under both static and dynamic conditions with the addition of appropriate amount of sarcosine, which was also verified by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) measurements of cross sections and planes, and the corrosion area was diminished to 11.6%. Through discussing the corrosion inhibition mechanism, it was found that there were two main inhibition ways. One was by performing electrochemical experiments, and it was found that sarcosine primarily inhibited the anodic and cathodic reactions on the Co surface by forming a protective film and preventing further oxidative corrosion of Co. The others were analyzed by UV–visible test and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) test. It was found that sarcosine reacted with Co2+ in the glycine-based solution to generate mixed complex products deduced by new peaks emerged in XPS spectrogram, and the total amount of oxides and complexes decreased. These results indicated that sarcosine reduced the soluble complexes by competing and weakening the complex reaction with glycine. Furthermore, the Raman test indicated that Co2+ and sarcosine reacted in a 1:4 ratio to form a weakly stability water-soluble complex. The present study establishes the corrosion inhibition mechanism model of sarcosine on Co, and it also provides a new green corrosion inhibitor for Co with promising practical application." @default.
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- W4200216962 title "Surface corrosion inhibition mechanism of sarcosine as a green novel inhibitor on a novel barrier layer material of cobalt in copper film CMP for GLSI" @default.
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