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Isothermal weight loss of cured films of 23 % PMDA - 3F / PSSQ . Films were
cured to 400 °C . Depending on the polyimide content ( 15 – 23 wt . % ) rather
thick films ( 5 – 15 um ) could be produced from the polyimide / PSSQ hybrid
materials .
Isothermal weight loss of cured films of 23 % PMDA - 3F / PSSQ . Films were
cured to 400 °C . Depending on the polyimide content ( 15 – 23 wt . % ) rather
thick films ( 5 – 15 um ) could be produced from the polyimide / PSSQ hybrid
materials .
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Although the moisture absorption instability of SiOF films seemed only to depend
on the F content of the layer and not on the type of substrate , it was found that
there is an instability associated with F loss from the film which does appear to ...
Although the moisture absorption instability of SiOF films seemed only to depend
on the F content of the layer and not on the type of substrate , it was found that
there is an instability associated with F loss from the film which does appear to ...
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Isothermal weight loss vs . temperature provides a complementary measure of
thermal stability ( see Table VI ) . FLARE has a T , of only 260 °C , yet isothermal
weight loss for this material is comparable to PFCB , which has a T , of 400 °C ...
Isothermal weight loss vs . temperature provides a complementary measure of
thermal stability ( see Table VI ) . FLARE has a T , of only 260 °C , yet isothermal
weight loss for this material is comparable to PFCB , which has a T , of 400 °C ...
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LowDielectric Constant Materials for IC Intermetal | 3 |
A Study of Anisotropy of Spin Cast and VaporDeposited | 15 |
A LOW ER Material Candidate for ULSI | 21 |
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