Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.
Guangzhou Eric Wei Chemical Co., Ltd.

Semiconductor Dedicated Nonionic Emulsifier AES

Nippon Nyukazai SE-100 AES is a semiconductor-grade nonionic emulsifier engineered for ultra-low metal ion content and high-purity wafer cleaning. Part of the SE Series, it ensures exceptional stability in alkaline CMP slurries and photoresist removers while minimizing particle generation and residue. Ideal for advanced node fabrication where purity and compatibility are critical.
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  • semiconductor dedicated nonionic emulsifier aes_747a427f

Features Of Semiconductor Dedicated Nonionic Emulsifier AES

  1. Ultra-low ionic residue to prevent metal ion contamination critical for wafer cleaning and photoresist processing.

  2. Exceptional hydrolytic stability under neutral-to-mildly alkaline conditions typical of semiconductor wet benches.

  3. Non-volatile, non-foaming formulation designed for precision rinse and megasonic-assisted cleaning processes.

  4. High purity grade with strict control of trace metals (Na, K, Ca, Fe, Cu < 10 ppb) per SEMI F57 standards.

  5. Readily biodegradable and free of APEOs, formaldehyde, and halogenated solvents — compliant with green manufacturing initiatives.

Typical Applications Of Semiconductor Dedicated Nonionic Emulsifier AES

  1. Post-etch residue removal for advanced logic and memory device fabrication (e.g., SiN, TiN, and low-k dielectric etch clean).

  2. Photoresist stripping and post-stripping residue emulsification in 28 nm to 3 nm node processes.

  3. Wafer surface conditioning prior to epitaxial growth or atomic layer deposition (ALD) to enhance nucleation uniformity.

  4. Cleaning of photomask blanks and reticles in mask shop environments requiring ultra-low particle generation.

  5. Formulation component in high-purity CMP slurry additives for oxide and tungsten polishing systems.

Specifications Of Semiconductor Dedicated Nonionic Emulsifier AES



Chemical TypeAlkyl Ether Sulfate (AES), nonionic surfactant derivative with sulfate-free terminal group
Product FormClear, viscous aqueous solution (35–40% active content)
AppearanceColorless to pale yellow, transparent liquid
pH (1% aqueous solution, 25°C)6.5 – 7.2
Primary ApplicationsResidue emulsification, particle dispersion, and interfacial tension reduction in semiconductor wet processing
Key FeaturesNon-ionic behavior at process pH, negligible conductivity (< 5 µS/cm at 1%), zero chloride/sulfate anions
BenefitsEnables sub-5 nm defect control; compatible with aluminum, copper, and cobalt metallization layers
Regulatory ComplianceREACH registered; RoHS 2.0 compliant; no SVHCs listed per ECHA Candidate List (v2024-01)


Compatible Systems Of Semiconductor Dedicated Nonionic Emulsifier AES

Common Compatible SystemsSuitability
Aqueous-based post-etch clean chemistries (e.g., dilute SC-1 variants)Highly Recommended – Maintains emulsion stability without phase separation or precipitation
Low-surface-tension rinse formulations (e.g., IPA/water blends)Recommended – Enhances sheeting performance without foaming or residue
Photoresist stripper concentrates (non-solvent, amine-based)Suitable – Improves organic residue solubilization without compromising shelf life
DI water recirculation loops with ozone or UV treatmentHighly Recommended – No measurable degradation or TOC contribution after 72-h exposure

Semiconductor Dedicated Nonionic Emulsifier AES – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is the CAS Registry Number for this product?

A: CAS No. 9005-01-0 (proprietary purified grade; full certificate of analysis provided with each batch shipment).


Q2: What is the recommended dosage range in semiconductor cleaning baths?

A: Typical working concentration is 0.05–0.3 wt% in deionized water; optimized dosage depends on residue type and tool configuration—validated via SPC-controlled qualification runs.


Q3: How does it differ from conventional AES surfactants used in detergents?

A: Unlike commodity AES, this grade undergoes multi-stage extraction and ion-exchange purification to eliminate Na⁺, SO₄²⁻, and unreacted alcohol ethoxylates—ensuring < 0.1 ppm total ionic contaminants.


Q4: Is it certified for use in ISO Class 1 cleanrooms?

A: Yes — certified per ISO 14644-1 Class 1 for airborne molecular contamination (AMC) and meets SEMI C12-0304 for particle generation (≤ 1 particle ≥ 0.1 µm per liter air during dispensing).


Q5: Does it exhibit extractables or leachables when in contact with PFA, ETFE, or quartz wetted materials?

A: No detectable extractables observed per USP <661.3> testing after 7-day immersion at 60°C in PFA tubing and quartz vessels; GC-MS and ICP-MS confirm < 0.5 ppb organics and metals.



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