Electronics: BASF and Evonik Co-develop CMP Slurries

7:26 AM MDT | July 4, 2008 |

Alex Scott

Evonik Industries and BASF say they have agreed to co-develop ceria-based slurries used in the fabrication of computer chips. The agreement will leverage BASF’s chemical expertise, global marketing and distribution capabilities with...

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