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Document Number
US Patent 6998148
Issued Date
February 14, 2006
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You; Yujian (Lansdale, PA)
Annan; Nikoi (Willow Grove, PA)
Gore; Robert H. (Southampton, PA)
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Abstract
Porous thermoset dielectric materials having low dielectric constants useful in electronic component manufacture are provided along with methods of preparing the porous thermoset dielectric materials. Also provided are methods of forming integrated circuits containing such porous thermoset dielectric material.
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Shipley Company, L.L.C. (Marlborough, MA)
Published
February 14, 2006
Application Number
10/106,338
Filed
March 26, 2002
US Classification
427/96.1   427/372.2 427/379 427/384 427/99.2 427/99.3 427/99.4 427/99.5 438/619 438/623 438/624
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B05D   5/12   (20060101)   H01L   21/4763   (20060101)  
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This application claims the benefit of Provisional Application Ser. No. 60/279,541, filed on Mar. 28, 2001.
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427/96.1   427/99.2   427/99.3   427/99.4   427/99.5   427/379   427/372.2   427/372.3   427/384   521/61   521/77   521/96   438/623   438/624   438/619  
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