Colloidal Silica For CMP Polishing

Colloidal Silica For CMP Polishing

High-Purity CMP Candidate Grades
Particle Size: 10–20 nm
SiO₂ Content: 21–42% Depending on Grade
Published Metal Ions: <20 ppm or <50 ppm
Available pH Ranges: 2–4 or 7–9
For CMP Slurry Qualification Trials
Shelf Life: ≥12 Months

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Technical Data

Colloidal Silica for CMP Polishing Grade Comparison

Model Particle Size SiO₂ Content Metal Ions pH Shelf Life
HP25D10 10–20 nm 25±1% <20 ppm 7–9 ≥12 months
HP3010 10–20 nm 30±1% <50 ppm 7–9 ≥12 months
HP2510A 10–20 nm 21–25% <50 ppm 2–4 ≥12 months
HP4010A 10–20 nm 38–42% <50 ppm 2–4 ≥12 months

Aluminum present as Al₂O₃ is excluded from the listed metal-ion total. These HP grades are CMP candidates, not finished slurry specifications. Qualification requires element-specific limits, particle distribution, agglomerate control and polishing trials.

CMP Abrasive Selection

Control Particles, Contamination and Slurry Chemistry

<20 ppm

Lowest Published Metal Total

HP25D10 provides the tightest published aggregate metal-ion limit for CMP trials with NH₄⁺ stabilization and pH 7–9.

Element-Specific Limits

Define the CMP Contamination Budget

State limits for sodium, iron, aluminum and other wafer- or substrate-sensitive elements rather than relying only on a total value.

10–20 nm

Control PSD and Agglomerates

All four grades share a 10–20 nm range. Define distribution, oversized-particle limits, filtration and the measurement method.

pH 2–4 or 7–9

Match the CMP Slurry Window

Select acidic or near-neutral candidates according to substrate, oxidizer, complexant, inhibitor and removal-rate targets.

Specification Confirmation

Information Needed for CMP Qualification

CMP approval requires contamination, particle, slurry-performance and defect-control criteria beyond the product-family table.

  • Elemental limits: provide maximum values for each controlled metal and the reporting basis.
  • Analytical methods: specify ICP-MS, ICP-OES or other required methods, detection limits and sample preparation.
  • Particle specification: define nominal size, PSD, oversized-particle and agglomerate limits, filtration and metrology.
  • Slurry chemistry: identify substrate, pH, oxidizer, complexant, inhibitor, surfactant and permitted ionic species.
  • Polishing targets: state removal rate, selectivity, non-uniformity, roughness, defectivity and scratch limits.
  • Order details: include trial quantity, annual demand, clean packaging and destination country.

Request Colloidal Silica for a CMP Trial

Send the substrate, slurry chemistry, particle and metal limits, polishing targets, trial quantity and annual demand.

Request Qualification Support
Packaging and Storage

Protect Product Stability During Storage

Packaging Options

Available polyethylene packaging sizes are 25 kg, 250 kg and 1000 kg.

Storage Temperature

Store at 0–40°C and protect from freezing. Temperatures below 0°C can cause irreversible gelation.

Direct Sunlight

Avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight during storage and transportation.

Container Closure

Keep containers closed to limit water evaporation and precipitation of solid silica particles.

FAQ

Colloidal Silica for CMP Polishing Questions

Which colloidal silica grades can be evaluated for CMP?

The high-purity candidate grades are HP25D10, HP3010, HP2510A and HP4010A.

Which CMP candidate has the lowest published metal-ion total?

HP25D10 is listed below 20 ppm; the other published HP grades are listed below 50 ppm.

Is a total metal-ion limit sufficient for CMP qualification?

Not always. Buyers should define element-specific limits, analytical methods, detection limits and reporting basis.

What particle controls are needed for CMP?

Define the primary size, distribution, oversized particles, agglomerates, filtration, sampling and measurement method.

Which polishing results should be validated?

Validate removal rate, selectivity, within-wafer uniformity, surface roughness, scratches, particles and other substrate-specific defects.

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Applications

Applications of Colloidal Silica for CMP Polishing

HP grades can be evaluated as abrasive candidates in CMP and precision-polishing formulations. Qualification requires particle, contamination, slurry and defect-control data from the actual process.

Semiconductor Wafer CMP

Evaluated as an abrasive dispersion where particle control, metal contamination and slurry chemistry are tightly specified.

Electronic Substrate CMP

Suitable candidates can be tested for compatible ceramic, glass and other precision electronic substrates.

Precision Ceramic Polishing

High-purity grades may be assessed where controlled particle size and trace metals affect surface quality.

Glass and Display Polishing

Controlled nanosilica can be qualified for compatible precision-finishing and functional-material processes.

Compound Semiconductor CMP

Candidate grades can be tested after matching slurry chemistry, removal selectivity and defect limits to the substrate.

Custom CMP Slurry Development

Supports development requiring defined element limits, particle metrology, filtration, lot control and clean packaging.