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titleOfInvention Method for shrinking pattern photoresist
abstract First of all, a semiconductor substrate with a photoresist layer thereon is provided. Then a plurality of pattern photoresists with a first line width are formed on the semiconductor substrate by a photolithography process. Next, an acid-process is performed to form a diffusion layer having the acid-based materials on the plurality of pattern photoresists and the semiconductor substrate. Afterward, a re-baking process is performed to diffuse the acid-based materials within diffusion layer into the plurality of pattern photoresists such that the acid-based materials chain-react with the plurality of pattern photoresist located on the diffusion depth of the acid-based materials so as to form a plurality of reaction layers within the skin layers of the plurality of pattern photoresists, wherein the diffusion depth of the acid-based materials in the plurality of pattern photoresists depends on the diffuse rate of the acid-based materials in the acid-process. Subsequently, a redeveloping process is performed to remove the plurality of reaction layers so as to form a plurality of the pattern photoresists with a second line width on the semiconductor substrate. Furthermore, all processes disclosed as above are performed in in-situ environment.
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