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Does anybody know of a temporary trench-filling material other
than water-soluble or latex-peelable solder masks? I need
to fill a trench 0.012" deep by 0.012" wide by 1.900" long.
The material must withstand solvent chemistries, have relatively
low-outgassing properties (vacuum environment), and be removable
at the end of our fabrication process. Any suggestions would
be greatly appreciated.
Eric Wong
IBM San Jose
5600 Cottle Rd
San Jose, CA 95193
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