Poly(4-(1-hydroxyalkyl)styrene based photoresist materials : Design, synthesis and their lithographic performance
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...Polymers with the desired pendant functional group can be synthesized in two ways: (1) by the incorporation of the functional group as a pendant unit of the monomer itself and polymerizing the same by any one of the chain-growth mechanisms; (2) by the chemical modification of the nonfunctionalized polymer.(1) With respect to vinyl polymers both routes are used on a regular basis....
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...literature, whereas the synthesis of functionalized polymers by performing a chemical reaction on insoluble polymers is a well-established area of research.(1) Further, the literature cites fewer examples of chemical-modification reactions that result in essentially quantitative conversion as determined by the limits of structure-determining tools such as (1)H-NMR, which is attributed to the fact that polymer crosslinking reactions compete with polymer-modification reactions, in practice....
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...It is important to note that the synthesis of the polymer [PHPES] from the monomer took 8 days.(19) Based on the mechanism of photoresist functioning, given in Scheme 3, it is clear that the desired functional groups can also be introduced by the chemical modification of PS, which in turn can be achieved in a much shorter time than 8 days....
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