Patent Publication Number: US-10773281-B2

Title: Anhydrous substrate cleaning composition, substrate treating method, and substrate treating apparatus

Description:
CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS 
     A claim for priority under 35 U.S.C. § 119 is made to Korean Patent Application No. 10-2016-0126626 filed on Sep. 30, 2016, in the Korean Intellectual Property Office, the entire contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference. 
     BACKGROUND 
     Embodiments of the inventive concept described herein relate to an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition, a substrate treating method, and a substrate treating apparatus. 
     A semiconductor device is manufactured via various processes, such as a photolithography process of forming a circuit pattern on a substrate such as a silicon wafer. In a process of manufacturing a semiconductor device, various foreign substances such as particles, organic contaminants, metal impurities are produced. The foreign substances cause defects in the substrate, acting as a factor that directly influences the performance and yield rate of the semiconductor device. Accordingly, the process of manufacturing the semiconductor device is essentially accompanied by a cleaning process for removing the foreign substances. 
     The cleaning process performed via a chemical process of removing foreign substances on a substrate, a washing process of washing a chemical with pure water, and a drying process of drying the substrate. The general drying process has been performed in a method of substituting pure water on a substrate with an organic solvent, such as isopropyl alcohol (IPA), which has a relatively low surface tension, and evaporating it. Further, even though an organic solvent is used in the drying process, the semiconductor having a fine circuit pattern of a line width of 30 nm or less may undergo a pattern collapse. 
     SUMMARY 
     Embodiments of the inventive concept provide an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition that may efficiently treat a substrate, a substrate treating method, and a substrate treating apparatus. 
     Embodiments of the inventive concept also provide an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition having an improved cleaning efficiency, a substrate treating method, and a substrate treating apparatus. 
     Embodiments of the inventive concept also provide an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition that may prevent a pattern collapse, a substrate treating method, and a substrate treating apparatus. 
     The objects of the inventive concept are not limited to the above-described ones. Other technical objects that are not mentioned will be clearly understood from the following description by those skilled in the art to which the inventive concept pertains. 
     In accordance with an aspect of the inventive concept, there is provided a substrate cleaning composite including an etching compound that provides a component for treating a substrate, and a solvent that dissolves the etching compound, wherein the substrate cleaning composite is an anhydrous composite that does not include water. 
     The etching compound may include fluorine. 
     The etching compound may be ammonium fluoride. 
     The etching compound may be hydrogen fluoride. 
     The solvent may be acetic anhydride. 
     The solvent may be acetic acid. 
     The solvent may be propylene carbonate. 
     The substrate cleaning composite may further include a phase change assistant material that improves a solubility of a supercritical fluid. 
     The phase change assistant material may be alcohol. 
     The phase change assistant material may be isopropyl alcohol. 
     The phase change assistant material may be methanol. 
     The phase change assistant material may be ethanol. 
     The substrate cleaning composite may further include a binder that prevents particles separated from the substrate from being attached to the substrate again. 
     The binder may be isopropoxy ethanol. 
     In accordance with another aspect of the inventive concept, there is provided a substrate cleaning composite including an etching compound that provides a component for treating a substrate, a solvent that dissolves the etching compound, and a phase change assistant material that improves a solubility for a supercritical fluid. 
     The substrate cleaning composite may further include a binder that prevents particles separated from the substrate from being attached to the substrate again. 
     The etching compound may be ammonium fluoride, and the solvent may be acetic anhydride. 
     The phase change assistant material may be isopropyl alcohol. 
     The binder is isopropoxy ethanol. 
     In accordance with another aspect of the inventive concept, there is provided a substrate treating method including applying a substrate cleaning composite including an etching compound and a solvent to a substrate that is stopped, and cleaning the substrate by supplying a supercritical fluid to the substrate, wherein the substrate cleaning composite includes an etching compound that provides a component for treating a substrate, and a solvent that dissolves the etching compound, and wherein the substrate cleaning composite is an anhydrous composite that does not include water. 
     In accordance with another aspect of the inventive concept, there is provided a substrate treating method including cleaning a substrate by supplying a substrate cleaning composite including an etching compound and a solvent to a substrate that is being rotated, and drying the substrate by supplying a supercritical fluid to the substrate, wherein the substrate cleaning composite includes an etching compound that provides a component for treating a substrate, and a solvent that dissolves the etching compound, and wherein the substrate cleaning composite is an anhydrous composite that does not contain water. 
     In accordance with another aspect of the inventive concept, there is provided a substrate treating method including treating a substrate by mixing a substrate cleaning composite including an etching compound and a solvent with a supercritical fluid and supplying the mixture to the substrate, wherein the substrate cleaning composite includes an etching compound that provides a component for treating a substrate, and a solvent that dissolves the etching compound, and wherein the substrate cleaning composite is an anhydrous composite that does not contain water. 
     The etching compound may be ammonium fluoride. 
     The solvent may be anhydrous acetic acid. 
     The substrate cleaning composite may further include a phase change assistant material that improves a solubility for a supercritical fluid. 
     The substrate cleaning composite may further include a binder. 
     The supercritical fluid may be carbon dioxide (CO 2 ). 
     In accordance with another aspect of the inventive concept, there is provided a substrate treating apparatus including a chamber, a support unit located inside the chamber and configured to support a substrate, and a fluid supply unit configured to mix a substrate cleaning composite with a supercritical fluid and supply the mixture into the chamber, wherein the substrate cleaning composite includes an etching compound that provides a component for treating a substrate, and a solvent that dissolves the etching compound, and wherein the substrate cleaning composite is an anhydrous composite that does not contain water. 
     In accordance with another aspect of the inventive concept, there is provided a substrate treating apparatus including a first process chamber for applying a substrate cleaning composite to a substrate, and a second process chamber for supplying a supercritical fluid to the substrate carried in while the substrate cleaning composite resides on the substrate, wherein the substrate cleaning composite includes an etching compound that provides a component for treating a substrate, and a solvent that dissolves the etching compound, and wherein the substrate cleaning composite is an anhydrous composite that does not contain water. 
     The first process chamber may include a support member configured to support the substrate, and a controller configured to control the support member, and the controller may control the support member such that the substrate is rotated when the substrate cleaning composite is applied. 
     The first process chamber may include a support member configured to support the substrate, and a controller configured to control the support member, and the controller may control the support member such that the substrate is stopped when the substrate cleaning composite is applied. 
     The substrate cleaning composite may include a solvent that liquefy the substrate cleaning composite, and an etching compound that provides a component for treating the substrate. 
     The etching compound may be ammonium fluoride. 
     The solvent may be anhydrous acetic acid. 
     The substrate cleaning composite may further include a phase change assistant material that improves a solubility for a supercritical fluid. 
     The phase change assistant material may be alcohol. 
    
    
     
       BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE FIGURES 
       The above and other objects and features will become apparent from the following description with reference to the following figures, wherein like reference numerals refer to like parts throughout the various figures unless otherwise specified, and wherein: 
         FIG. 1  is a plan view illustrating a substrate treating apparatus according to an embodiment of the inventive concept; 
         FIG. 2  is a sectional view of a first process chamber of  FIG. 1 ; 
         FIG. 3  is a sectional view of an embodiment of the second process chamber of  FIG. 1 . 
         FIG. 4  is a view illustrating an operation of treating a substrate by using an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition according to the inventive concept; 
         FIG. 5  is a view illustrating an operation of treating a substrate by using an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition according to another embodiment; 
         FIG. 6  is a view illustrating a state of a substrate before an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition is supplied; and 
         FIG. 7  is a view illustrating a state of a substrate an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition is supplied 
         FIG. 8  is a view illustrating a substrate in a state in which treatment is made by an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition. 
         FIG. 9  is a view illustrating an operation of treating a substrate by using an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition according to another embodiment. 
     
    
    
     DETAILED DESCRIPTION 
     Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the inventive concept will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. The embodiments of the inventive concept may be modified in various forms, and the scope of the inventive concept should not be construed to be limited to the following embodiments. The embodiments of the inventive concept are provided to describe the inventive concept for those skilled in the art more completely. Accordingly, the shapes of the components of the drawings are exaggerated to emphasize clearer description thereof. 
     Hereinafter, a substrate treating apparatus  100  according to the inventive concept will be described. 
     The substrate treating apparatus  100  may perform a supercritical process of processing a substrate S by using a supercritical fluid as a process fluid. 
     Here, the substrate S is an inclusive concept including a semiconductor device or a flat panel display (FPD), and other substrates used for manufacturing objects in which a circuit pattern is formed on a thin film. Examples of such substrates S include silicon wafers, glass substrates, and organic substrates. 
       FIG. 1  is a plan view illustrating a substrate treating apparatus according to an embodiment of the inventive concept. 
     Referring to  FIG. 1 , the substrate treating apparatus  100  includes an index module  1000  and a process module  2000 . 
     The index module  1000  receives a substrate S from the outside and transfers the substrate S to the process module  2000 . The process module  2000  may perform a supercritical drying process. 
     The index module  1000  is an equipment front end module (EFEM), and includes a load port  1100  and a feeding frame  1200 . 
     A container C in which the substrate S is accommodated is positioned on the load port  1100 . A front opening unified pod (FOUP) may be used as the container C. The container C may be carried into the load port  1100  from the outside by an overhead transfer, or may be carried out of the load port  1100 . 
     The feeding frame  1200  transfers the substrate S between the container C positioned on the load port  1100  and the process module  2000 . The feeding frame  1200  includes an index robot  1210  and an index rail  1220 . The index robot  1210  may transfer the substrate S while moving on the index rail  1220 . 
     The process module  2000  includes a buffer chamber  2100 , a feeding chamber  2200 , a first process chamber  3000 , and a second process chamber  4000 . 
     The buffer chamber  2100  provides a space in which the substrate S transferred between the index module  1000  and the process module  2000  temporarily stays. A buffer slot may be provided in the buffer chamber  2100 . The substrate S is positioned in the buffer slot. For example, the index robot  1210  may extract the substrate S from the container C and may position the substrate S in the buffer slot. The feeding robot  2210  of the feeding chamber  2200  may extract the substrate S positioned in the buffer slot, and may transfer the substrate S to the first process chamber  3000  or the second process chamber  4000 . A plurality of buffer slots may be provided in the buffer chamber  2100 , and a plurality of substrates S may be positioned in the buffer slots. 
     The feeding chamber  2200  transfers the substrate S between the buffer chamber  2100  disposed at a circumference of the feeding chamber  2200 , the first process chamber  3000 , and the second process chamber  4000 . The feeding chamber  2200  may include a feeding robot  2210  and a feeding rail  2220 . The feeding robot  2210  may transfer the substrate S while moving on the feeding rail  2220 . 
     The first process chamber  3000  and the second process chamber  4000  may perform a cleaning process. Then, the cleaning process may be sequentially performed by the first process chamber  3000  and the second process chamber  4000 . For example, the first process chamber  3000  may perform a cleaning process, and subsequently, the second process chamber  4000  may perform a supercritical drying process. Further, the second process chamber  4000  may perform a cleaning process and a drying process. 
     The first process chamber  3000  and the second process chamber  4000  are disposed on side surfaces of the feeding chamber  2200 . For example, the first process chamber  3000  and the second process chamber  4000  are disposed on different side surface of the feeding chamber  2200  to face each other. 
     The process module  2000  may include a plurality of first process chambers  3000  and a plurality of second process chambers  4000 . The plurality of process chambers  3000  and  4000  may be disposed in a row on a side surface of the feeding chamber  2200 , may be disposed to be stacked on one another, or may be disposed through a combination thereof. 
     Of course, the disposition of the first process chamber  3000  and the second process chamber  4000  is not limited to the aforementioned example, and may be changed in consideration of a footprint or a process efficiency of the substrate treating apparatus  100 . The substrate treating apparatus  100  may be controlled by a controller  5000  (see  FIG. 2 ). 
       FIG. 2  is a sectional view of a first process chamber of  FIG. 1 . 
     Referring to  FIG. 2 , the first process chamber  3000  includes a support member  3100 , a nozzle member  3200 , and a recovery member  3300 . 
     The first process chamber  3000  may clean the substrate through an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition. The process performed in the first process chamber  3000  is performed by an anhydrous process that does not use water. 
     The support member  3100  supports the substrate S. The support member  3100  may rotate the supported substrate S. The support member  3100  includes a support plate  3110 , a support pin  3111 , a chuck pin  3112 , a rotary shaft  3120 , and a rotation driver  3130 . 
     The support plate  3110  has an upper surface having a shape that is the same as or similar to the substrate S. A support pin  3111  and a chuck pin  3112  are formed on the upper surface of the support plate  3110 . The support pin  3111  supports a bottom surface the substrate S. The chuck pin  3112  may fix the supported substrate S. 
     A rotary shaft  3120  is connected to a lower portion of the support plate  3110 . The rotary shaft  3120  receives a rotational force from the rotation driver  3130  and rotates the support plate  3110 . Accordingly, the substrate S positioned on the support plate  3110  may be rotated. The chuck pin  3112  prevents the substrate S from deviating from a proper location. 
     The nozzle member  3200  ejects an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition to the substrate S. The nozzle member  3200  includes a nozzle  3210 , a nozzle bar  3220 , a nozzle shaft  3230 , and a nozzle shaft driver  3240 . 
     The nozzle  3210  ejects the anhydrous substrate cleaning composition to the substrate S positioned on the support plate  3110 . The nozzle  3210  is formed on the bottom surface of one end of the nozzle bar  3220 . The nozzle bar  3220  is coupled to a nozzle shaft  3230 . The nozzle shaft  3230  is provided to elevate or rotate. The nozzle shaft driver  3240  may adjust the location of the nozzle  3210  by elevating or rotating the nozzle shaft  3230 . 
     The recovery member  3300  recovers the anhydrous substrate cleaning composition supplied to the substrate S. If the anhydrous substrate cleaning composition is supplied to the substrate S by the nozzle member  3200 , the support member  3100  may uniformly supply the anhydrous substrate cleaning composition to the entire area of the substrate S by rotating the substrate S. If the substrate S is rotated, the anhydrous substrate cleaning composition spatters from the substrate S. The spattering anhydrous substrate cleaning composition may be recovered by the recovery member  3300 . 
     The recovery member  3300  may include a recovery vessel  3310 , a recovery line  3320 , an elevation bar  3330 , and an elevation driver  3340 . 
     The recovery vessel  3310  is provided to have an annular ring shape that surrounds the support plate  3110 . A plurality of recovery vessels  3310  may be provided. The plurality of recovery vessels  3310  have a ring shape and sequentially become far away from the support plate  3110  when viewed from the top. The recovery vessels  3310  have larger heights as they go far away from the support plate  3110 . A recovery hole  3311 , through which the anhydrous substrate cleaning composition spattering from the substrate S is introduced, is formed in a space between the recovery vessels  3310 . 
     A recovery line  3320  is formed on the lower surface of the recovery vessel  3310 . 
     The elevation bar  3330  is connected to the recovery vessel  3310 . The elevation bar  3330  receives power from the elevation driver  3340  and moves the recovery vessel  3310  upwards and downwards. When a plurality of recovery vessels  3310  are provided, the elevation bar  3330  may be connected to the outermost recovery vessel  3310 . The elevation driver  3340  may adjust a recover hole  3311 , through which the spattering anhydrous substrate cleaning composition is introduced, from a plurality of recovery holes  3311  by elevating the recovery vessels  3310  through the elevation bar  3330 . 
     The anhydrous cleaning composition according to the embodiment of the inventive concept is an anhydrous composition including fluorine. The anhydrous substrate cleaning composition includes an etching compound, a solvent, and a phase change assistant material. 
     One of the conventional chemicals used for cleaning a substrate is SC-1 (a mixture of ammonia and hydrogen peroxide). SC-1 is effective for removing particles residing on a surface of a substrate after treatment of the substrate. However, the cleaning of the substrate through SC-1 cannot be applied when a hydrophobic film is cleaned or a metal is present on a surface of the substrate. Further, the characteristics, by which ammonia is evaporated from the ammonia peroxide, makes it difficult to manage a concentration of ammonia peroxide. Further, because SC-1 contains water, a pattern collapse may be caused in a drying process. 
     Another example of the conventional chemicals used for cleaning a substrate is diluted hydrogen fluoride (DHF). DHF is effective for removing a silicon dioxide layer from a surface of a substrate after treatment of the substrate. However, hydrogen fluoride is dangerous when it is used because it is very harmful to the human body, and the concentration of hydrogen fluoride easily changes in DHF. Further, because DHF also contains water, a pattern collapse may be caused in a drying process. 
     The anhydrous substrate cleaning composition according to the inventive concept is provided instead of the conventional chemical not to include water. 
     The etching compound provides fluoride that contributes to treatment of a substrate. The etching compound may be ammonium fluoride (NH 4 F) Ammonium fluoride is salt of hydrofluoric acid and ammonia, is provided in the form of crystal, and provides ammonium and fluorine. Accordingly, the anhydrous substrate treating composite may be used for cleaning a substrate using conventional SC-1 and DHF. Further, ammonium fluoride is provided in the form of salt, and accordingly, because an amount of ammonium fluoride contained in the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite and a timing at which ammonium fluoride is mixed may be adjusted, concentration may be adjusted. Further, because ammonium fluoride does not contain hydrogen fluoride, the harmfulness to the body is reduced. 
     The solvent is provided such that the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite is in a liquid state or is similar to a liquid. Ammonium fluoride, which is an etching compound, is provided in the form of crystal. When ammonium fluoride is in the state of crystal, substrate cleaning efficiency may be reduced. Accordingly, the cleaning efficiency may be improved by dissolving ammonium fluoride through the solvent. The solvent may include acetic anhydride (CH 3 O) 2 O), acetic acid, and propylene carbonate. 
     The phase change assistant material makes the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite affinitive to the supercritical fluid. That is, the phase change assistant material allows the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite to be effectively dissolved in the supercritical fluid if the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite meets the supercritical fluid. The phase change assistant material is alcohol. As an example, the organic solvent may include isopropyl alcohol, methanol, and ethanol. The conventional chemical, such as SC-1 or DHF, include water as a composition. The pattern formed in the substrate gradually becomes finer, and the line width of the pattern gradually becomes smaller. The water has a surface tension so that the penetration force into narrow spaces between the patterns is low, and accordingly, the cleaning efficiency for the spaces between the patterns is low. Further, in the cleaning using the conventional chemical, such as SC-1 or DHF, a drying process is performed after the chemical is substituted by deionized water, and pattern leaning or pattern collapsing may occur even in the drying process. Meanwhile, the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite according to the inventive concept does not contain water, and accordingly, the conventional problem caused by the water contained in the chemical does not occur. 
     The anhydrous substrate cleaning composite may include ammonium fluoride, a phase change assistant material, and a solvent at the following ratio. 
     
       
         
           
               
               
               
             
               
                   
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                 Composition 
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                 Ammonium fluoride 
                 0.22~5.5 
               
               
                   
                 Phase change assistant material 
                 83.5~95  
               
               
                   
                 Solvent 
                  1.1~11 
               
               
                   
                   
               
            
           
         
       
     
       FIG. 3  is a sectional view of an embodiment of the second process chamber of  FIG. 1 . 
     Referring to  FIG. 3 , the second process chamber  4000  may include a chamber  4100 , an elevation member  4200 , a support unit  4300 , a heating member  4400 , a fluid supply unit  4500 , a blocking member  4600 , an exhaust member  4700 , and an agitation unit  4800 . The second process chamber  4000  performs a process of treating a substrate by using a supercritical fluid. 
     The chamber  4100  provides a treatment space in which a supercritical drying process is performed, in the interior thereof. The chamber  4100  is formed of a material that endures a high pressure of more than a critical pressure. 
     The chamber  4100  includes an upper body  4110  and a lower body  4120 . The lower body  4120  is coupled to the upper body  4110  under the upper body  4110 . The space generated through combination of the upper body  4110  and the lower body  4120  is provided as a treatment space for performing a substrate treating process. 
     The upper body  4110  is fixedly installed in an external structure. The lower body  4120  is provided to be elevated with respect to the upper body  4110 . If the lower body  4120  is lowered to be spaced apart from the upper body  4110 , the treatment space is opened to the interior of the second process chamber  4000 . Through the opened treatment space, the substrate S may be carried into or carried out of the interior space of the second process chamber  4000 . Here, the substrate S carried into the second process chamber  4000  may be in a state in which the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite applied in the first process chamber  3000  resides. If the lower body  4120  is lifted to be attached to the upper body  4110 , the treatment space is closed from the interior of the second process chamber  4000 . In the closed treatment space, the substrate may be treated through the supercritical fluid. Unlike the above-described example, the lower body  4120  may be fixedly installed in the chamber  4100 , and the upper body  4110  may be elevated. 
     The elevation unit  4220  elevates the lower body  4120 . The elevation unit  4200  includes an elevation cylinder  4210  and an elevation rod  4220 . The elevation cylinder  4210  is coupled to the lower body  4120  to generate a vertical driving force. While the substrate is treated by using the supercritical fluid, the elevation cylinder  4210  generates a driving force that is high enough to seal the second process chamber  400  by overcoming a high pressure of a threshold pressure or more in the interior of the second process chamber  4000  and attaching the upper body  4110  and the lower body  4120 . One end of the elevation rod  4220  is inserted into the elevation cylinder  4210  and extends vertically upwards, and an opposite end of the elevation rod  4220  is coupled to the upper body  4110 . If a driving force is generated in the elevation cylinder  4210 , the elevation cylinder  4210  and the elevation rod  4220  may be relatively elevated, and the lower body  4120  coupled to the elevation cylinder  4210  also may be elevated. When the lower body  4120  is elevated by the elevation cylinder  4210 , the elevation rod  4220  may prevent the upper body  4110  and the lower body  4120  from moving horizontally and guide the elevation direction of the lower body  4120 , thereby preventing the upper body  4110  and the lower body  4120  from deviating from a proper location. 
     The support unit  4300  is located in the treatment space of the chamber  4100  to support the substrate S. The support unit  4300  is coupled to the upper body  4110 . The support unit  4300  includes a vertical part  4320  and a horizontal part  4310 . 
     The vertical part  4320  extends downwards from an upper wall of the chamber  4100 . The vertical part  4320  is installed on a lower surface of the upper body  4110 . The vertical part  4320  extends to the lower side of the upper body  4110 . An end of the vertical part  4320  is coupled to the horizontal part  4310  perpendicularly to the horizontal part  4310 . The horizontal part  4310  extends from an end of the vertical part  4320  to an inside of the chamber  4100 . The substrate S is positioned on the horizontal part  4310 . The horizontal part  4310  supports a bottom surface of a peripheral area of the substrate S. 
     The support unit  4300  may contact a peripheral area of the substrate S to support the substrate S so that treatment of the substrate S through the supercritical fluid may be performed on an entire area of the upper surface of the substrate S and almost all area of the lower surface of the substrate S. Here, the upper surface of the substrate S may be a pattern surface, and the lower surface of the substrate S may be a non-pattern surface. 
     The support unit  4300  is installed in the upper body  4110 . The support unit  4300  may support the substrate S relatively stably while the lower body  4120  is elevated. 
     A horizontality adjusting member  4111  is installed in the upper body  4110 , in which the support unit  4300  is installed. The horizontality adjusting member  4111  adjusts a horizontality of the upper body  4110 . The horizontality of the substrate S positioned on the support unit  4300  installed in the upper body  4110  is adjusted by adjusting the horizontality of the upper body  4110 . The upper body  4110  is elevated and the lower body  4120  is fixed, and when the upper unit  4300  is installed in the lower body  4120 , the horizontality adjusting member  4111  may be installed in the lower body  4120 . 
     The heating member  4400  heats the interior of the second process chamber  4000 . The heating member  4400  heats the supercritical fluid supplied to the second process chamber  4000  to a critical temperature or higher to maintain a phase of the supercritical fluid. When the supercritical fluid is liquefied, the heating member  4400  may heat the supercritical fluid such that the liquefied supercritical fluid is converted into a supercritical fluid again. The heating member  4440  is buried in at least one wall of the upper body  4110  and the lower body  4120 . The heating member  4440  receives electric power from the outside to generate heat. As an example, the heating member  4400  may be a heater. 
     The fluid supply unit  4500  supplies a fluid to the second process chamber  4000 . The supplied fluid may be a supercritical fluid. As an example, the supplied supercritical fluid may be carbon dioxide. Further, the fluid supply unit  4500  may mix the supercritical fluid and the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite to supply the mixture. 
     The fluid supply unit  4500  includes an upper fluid supply unit  4510 , a lower fluid supply unit  4520 , a supply line  4550 , and valves  4551  and  4553 . 
     The upper fluid supply unit  4510  directly supplies the supercritical fluid to an upper surface of the substrate S. The upper fluid supply unit  4510  is connected to the upper body  4110 . The upper fluid supply unit  4510  is connected to the upper body  4110  that faces a central upper surface of the substrate S. 
     The lower fluid supply unit  4520  supplies the supercritical fluid to a lower surface of the substrate S. The lower fluid supply unit  4520  is connected to the lower body  4120 . The lower fluid supply unit  4520  is connected to the lower body  4120  that faces a central lower surface of the substrate S. 
     The supercritical fluid ejected from the upper fluid supply unit  4510  and the lower fluid supply unit  4520  reaches a central area of the substrate S and is uniformly provided to the whole area of the substrate S while being spread out to a peripheral area of the substrate S. 
     The supply line  4550  is connected to the upper fluid supply unit  4510  and the lower fluid supply unit  4520 . The supply line receives the supercritical fluid from a supercritical fluid storage unit and supplies the supercritical fluid to the upper fluid supply unit  4510  and the lower fluid supply unit  4520 . 
     The valves  4551  and  4553  are installed in the supply line  4550 . A plurality of valves  4551  and  4553  may be provided in the supply line. The valves  4551  and  4553  adjust the flow rates of the supercritical fluid supplied to the upper fluid supply unit  4510  and the lower fluid supply unit  4520 . The valves  4551  and  4553  may adjust the flow rate of the supercritical fluid supplied into the chamber  4110  by using a controller  5000 . 
     First, in the fluid supply unit  4500 , the lower fluid supply unit  4520  may supply the supercritical fluid. Thereafter, the upper fluid supply unit  4510  may supply the supercritical fluid. The supercritical drying process may be performed while the interior of the second process chamber  4000  does not reach a threshold pressure in an initial stage. When the interior of the second process chamber  4000  does not reach the threshold pressure, the supercritical fluid supplied into the interior of the second process chamber  4000  may be liquefied. If the supercritical fluid is liquefied, it drops to the substrate S due to the gravitational force, damaging the substrate S. 
     Accordingly, the lower fluid supply unit  4520  supplies the supercritical fluid first. After the supercritical fluid is supplied to the second process chamber  4000 , the internal pressure of the second process chamber  4000  reaches the threshold pressure. After the internal pressure of the second process chamber  4000  reaches the threshold pressure, the upper fluid supply unit  4510  supplies the supercritical fluid. The lower fluid supply unit  4520  supplies the supercritical fluid earlier than the upper fluid supply unit  4510 , thereby preventing the supercritical fluid from being liquefied and dropping to the substrate S. 
     The blocking member  4600  prevents the supercritical fluid supplied from the fluid supply unit  4500  from being directly ejected to a lower surface of the substrate S. The blocking member  4600  may include a blocking plate  4610  and a support  4620 . 
     The blocking plate  4610  is located in the treatment space in the interior of the chamber  4100 . The blocking plate  4610  is disposed between the support unit  4300  and the lower fluid supply unit  4520 . The blocking plate  4610  have a shape corresponding to the substrate S. As an example, the blocking plate  4610  may have a circular plate shape. The radius of the blocking plate  4610  may be similar to or larger than that of the substrate S. The blocking plate  4610  may be located on a lower surface of the substrate S positioned on the support unit  4300  to prevent the supercritical fluid supplied through the lower fluid supply unit  4520  from being directly ejected to the lower surface of the substrate S. When the radius of the blocking plate  4610  is similar to or larger than that of the substrate S, the supercritical fluid may be perfectly interrupted from being directly ejected to the substrate S. 
     Alternatively, the radius of the blocking plate  4610  may be smaller than that of the substrate S. In this case, the supercritical fluid is interrupted from being directly ejected to the substrate S. Further, the supercritical fluid may be made to reach the substrate S relatively easily by minimally lowering the velocity of the supercritical fluid. When the radius of the blocking plate  4610  is smaller than that of the substrate S, a supercritical drying process for the substrate S may be effectively performed. 
     The support  4620  supports the blocking plate  4610 . The support  4620  supports a rear surface of the blocking plate  4610 . The support  4620  is installed on a lower wall of the chamber  4100  to be vertically installed. The blocking plate  4610  may be positioned on the support  4620  by the gravitational force of the block plate  4610  without any coupling. 
     Unlike this, the support  4620  and the blocking plate  4610  may be coupled to each other by using nuts and bolts. Further, the support  4620  and the blocking plate  4610  may be integrally formed. 
     The exhaust member  4700  exhausts the supercritical fluid from the second process chamber  4000 . The exhaust member  4700  may be connected to the exhaust line  4750  that exhausts the supercritical fluid. Then, a valve (not illustrated) for adjusting the flow rate of the supercritical fluid exhausted to the exhaust line  4750  may be installed in the exhaust member  4700  The supercritical fluid exhausted through the exhaust line  4750  may be discharged to the air or may be supplied to a supercritical fluid recycling system (not illustrated). The exhaust member  4700  may be coupled to the lower body  4120 . 
     At an late stage of the substrate treating process using the supercritical fluid, the supercritical fluid may be exhausted from the second process chamber  4000  so that the internal pressure of the second process chamber  4000  may be reduced to a critical pressure or lower and the supercritical fluid may be liquefied. The liquefied supercritical fluid may be discharged by the gravitational force through the exhaust member  4700  formed in the lower body  4120 . 
       FIG. 4  is a view illustrating an operation of treating a substrate by using an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition according to the inventive concept. 
     Referring to  FIG. 4 , a preset amount of the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite is applied to an upper surface of the substrate (S 10 ). The anhydrous substrate cleaning composite may be applied in the first process chamber  3000 . Then, the support member  3100  may be stopped. Thereafter, the substrate S carried into the second process chamber  4000  while the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite resides on the upper surface of the substrate S, and the supercritical fluid is supplied to the substrate S (S 20 ). The supercritical fluid may be a carbon dioxide supercritical fluid. 
     If the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite meets the supercritical fluid, it is dissolved in the supercritical fluid. If the phase change assistant material is alcohol, the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite may improve a degree by which the supercritical fluid is dissolved. If the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite is provided to a periphery of the upper surface of the substrate while being dissolved in the supercritical fluid, the penetration force of the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite into a narrow space increases. Accordingly, the cleaning of the substrate is effectively performed on the pattern formed in the substrate as well as a surface of the substrate. 
     If a preset time elapses, the supercritical fluid in which the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite is dissolved is removed around the substrate (S 30 ). Then, the particles and the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite are removed together with the supercritical fluid around the substrate S. 
       FIG. 5  is a view illustrating an operation of treating a substrate by using an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition according to another embodiment. 
     Referring to  FIG. 5 , the substrate S supported by the support member  3100  may be provided while being rotated (S 110 ). Further, the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite is applied to the upper surface of the substrate S (S 120 ). Although  FIG. 5  illustrates that the rotation of the substrate S is initiated prior to the application of the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite, the rotation of the substrate S may be initiated together with the supply of the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite or may be initiated after the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite is supplied. The anhydrous substrate cleaning composite may be applied in the first process chamber  3000 . 
       FIG. 6  is a view illustrating a state of a substrate before an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition is supplied.  FIG. 7  is a view illustrating a state of a substrate an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition is supplied.  FIG. 8  is a view illustrating a substrate in a state in which treatment is made by an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition. 
     Referring to  FIG. 6 , the rotating substrate S may be cleaned by the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite. As the substrate S is rotated, the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite containing particles spatters to the outside. The anhydrous substrate cleaning composite continues to be supplied to the substrate for a preset time period, and the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite may reside on the upper surface of the substrate S. 
       FIG. 8  is a view illustrating a substrate in a state in which the treatment of the substrate is completed through the supercritical fluid. 
     The substrate S treated by the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite while being rotated is carried into the second process chamber  4000  while the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite resides on the upper surface of the substrate S, and the supercritical fluid is supplied to the substrate S (S 130 ). Accordingly, similarly to the treatment of the substrate of  FIG. 4 , the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite is dissolved in the supercritical fluid if it meets the supercritical fluid. Further, in the process, the particles P residing in the substrate S may be removed from the substrate S. If a preset time elapses, the supercritical fluid in which the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite is dissolved is removed around the substrate (S 140 ). 
       FIG. 9  is a view illustrating an operation of treating a substrate by using an anhydrous substrate cleaning composition according to another embodiment. 
     The anhydrous substrate cleaning composite according to the inventive concept may be supplied to the substrate S in the second process chamber  4000 . As an example, the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite may be supplied to the substrate after being mixed with the supercritical gas (S 210 ). In detail, the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite may be supplied to a periphery of the substrate after being mixed with the supercritical gas. The anhydrous substrate cleaning composite contained in the supercritical fluid reacts with the substrate S to remove particles from the substrate S. Further, if a preset time elapses and the substrate S is cleaned, the supercritical fluid may be removed around the substrate S (S 220 ). 
     The anhydrous substrate cleaning composite according to the inventive concept may further include a binder. The binder is located on outer surfaces of particles if it meets the particles to form micelles. In the process of cleaning the substrate, the particles separated from the substrate are attached to the substrate again, resulting in reduction of the cleaning efficiency. Meanwhile, if the binder is located on the outer surfaces of the particles to form micelles, the particles may be interrupted from contacting the substrate and may be prevented from being attached to the substrate again. The binder may be isopropoxy ethanol. 
     The anhydrous substrate cleaning composite may include ammonium fluoride, a phase change assistant material, a solvent, and a binder at the following ratio. 
     
       
         
           
               
               
               
             
               
                   
                 TABLE 2 
               
               
                   
                   
               
               
                   
                 Composition 
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                 Ammonium fluoride 
                 0.2~5  
               
               
                   
                 Phase change assistant material 
                  75~95 
               
               
                   
                 Solvent 
                     1~10 
               
               
                   
                 Binder 
                 0.1~10 
               
               
                   
                   
               
            
           
         
       
     
     The anhydrous substrate cleaning composite according to the inventive concept may further include hydrogen fluoride. Then, hydrogen fluoride may be contained in the anhydrous substrate cleaning composite together with ammonium fluoride (NH 4 F) or instead of ammonium fluoride (NH 4 F). 
     According to an embodiment of the inventive concept, an anhydrous substrate cleaning composite that efficiently treats a substrate, a substrate treating apparatus and a substrate treating method may be provided. 
     According to an embodiment of the inventive concept, an anhydrous substrate cleaning composite having an improved cleaning efficiency, a substrate treating apparatus and a substrate treating method may be provided. 
     According to an embodiment of the inventive concept, an anhydrous substrate cleaning composite that prevents a pattern collapse, a substrate treating apparatus and a substrate treating method may be provided. 
     The above description exemplifies the inventive concept. Furthermore, the above-mentioned contents describe the exemplary embodiment of the inventive concept, and the inventive concept may be used in various other combinations, changes, and environments. That is, the inventive concept can be modified and corrected without departing from the scope of the inventive concept that is disclosed in the specification, the equivalent scope to the written disclosures, and/or the technical or knowledge range of those skilled in the art. The written embodiment describes the best state for implementing the technical spirit of the inventive concept, and various changes required in the detailed application fields and purposes of the inventive concept can be made. Accordingly, the detailed description of the inventive concept is not intended to restrict the inventive concept in the disclosed embodiment state. Furthermore, it should be construed that the attached claims include other embodiments.