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    Abstract Ion bombardment of photoresist materials during plasma etching results in the formation of a surface dense amorphous carbon (DAC) layer that contributes to both etch resistance and the development of surface roughness. Real‐time ellipsometric measurements/analysis reveals that a C4F8‐containing plasma interacts with an Ar‐plasma‐formed DAC layer to produce a modified DAC/fluorocarbon (FC) layer by FC deposition/diffusion of fluorine into the surface. The depletion of the DAC layer via modification and ion bombardment causes the etch rate of the bulk layer to increase. As the modified surface layer is formed, a noticeable decrease in surface roughness decrease is observed. These findings provide an understanding of the mechanisms of atomic layer etching processes in photoresist materials. 
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