From the perspective of copper deposition morphology, the influence of nitrate, sulfate and chloride ion systems on the etching morphology of n-type monocrystalline silicon in the process of copper catalytic etching is systematically analyzed. It is known that the anionic properties affect the deposition of copper, thus affecting the etching behavior in the process of copper catalytic reaction. The oxidation of nitrate ions slows down the deposition rate of copper, and copper nanoparticles aggregate into single large copper particles These copper particles have the ability of anisotropic etching, thus forming inverted pyramid structure. In the copper sulfate etching system, small and medium-sized copper nanoparticles are deposited on the surface of silicon wafer, and the residence time is short, but the contact area is large, resulting in the reaction rate is fast, resulting in the formation of different sizes of inverted pyramid structure; in the chloride ion system, due to the chloride ion Due to polarization, copper ions are difficult to deposit. Therefore, copper ions are preferentially deposited in defects such as cutting lines and agglomerate long rod-shaped particles. During the reaction process, copper and silicon are not in local contact, so they do not show anisotropic etching ability, but form pits<BR>
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