| 英文摘要 |
This study focused on the galvanic corrosion between Cu and Ta in iron nitrate slurry under static or chemical-mechanical polishing (CMP) conditions. From the results of the open circuit potential and the galvanic current measurements, under no obvious change on open circuit potentials or galvanic currents conditions, while the areas of Cu and Ta were equal, whether in static or CMP conditions, Cu was anode and Ta was cathode. However, at the forepart of CMP, the exchange of anode and cathode on Cu and Ta occurred. When the area of Ta was shrunk to onefourth area of Cu, under static condition, the galvanic current also decreased to one-fourth. Moreover, under CMP condition, the polarity of Cu and Ta would exchange due to Ta2O5 not easy to form on Ta surface because of the area of Ta being shrunk. Finally, according to the XPS results, in iron nitrate solution, CuO and Cu(OH)2 would form on Cu surface and Ta2O5 would form on Ta surface. |