Abstract: A wafer transfer carrier includes a container and a lid portion. The container accommodates a wafer and a liquid, and is movable in a state where the wafer is in contact with the liquid. The lid portion is capable of sealing an inside of the container.

Abstract: A substrate treatment apparatus according to an embodiment includes: a tank configured to store a liquid chemical with which a plurality of substrates are treated; a piping having an ejection port that ejects the liquid chemical or bubbles into the tank; a plurality of rods that support the plurality of substrates in the tank; and a converter that is provided in the plurality of rods or the tank and that converts vibration applied to each substrate by the liquid chemical or the bubbles ejected from the piping into rotation in one direction around a center of the substrate as a rotational axis.

Abstract: A semiconductor manufacturing apparatus according to the present embodiment includes a tank, a heater, a bubble supplier, a sensor and a controller. The tank stores a chemical solution for processing a substrate. The heater heats the chemical solution. The bubble supplier supplies bubbles to the chemical solution in the tank. The sensor detects at least one of a concentration of the chemical solution, a water concentration of the chemical solution, specific gravity of the chemical solution and a vapor concentration of a gas discharged from the tank. The controller controls the supply of bubbles by the bubble supplier based on a detection result of the sensor.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a semiconductor manufacturing apparatus includes a container configured to contain a substrate, and a pipe configured to supply the container with liquid to treat the substrate. The apparatus further includes an ejector including a first passage where the liquid introduced from the pipe and the liquid introduced from the container are joined and pass through, and a first opening configured to eject the liquid that has passed through the first passage. Furthermore, the first passage has an area where a sectional area of the first passage becomes large as advancing downstream in the liquid.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a semiconductor manufacturing apparatus includes a processor configured to process a film provided on an end portion of a substrate. The apparatus further includes a detector configured to detect information relating to a shape of the end portion of the substrate. The apparatus further includes a controller configured to control the processing of the film by the processor, based on the information relating to the shape of the end portion of the substrate.

Abstract: A substrate treatment apparatus according to an embodiment includes a treatment tank to store a chemical solution to treat a substrate, a pipe having a discharge port through which an air bubble is discharged from a bottom of the treatment tank toward the substrate, and a rod body disposed between the discharge port and the substrate to divide the air bubble.

Abstract: A substrate treatment apparatus according to an embodiment includes: a tank configured to store a liquid chemical with which a plurality of substrates are treated; a piping having an ejection port that ejects the liquid chemical or bubbles into the tank; a plurality of rods that support the plurality of substrates in the tank; and a converter that is provided in the plurality of rods or the tank and that converts vibration applied to each substrate by the liquid chemical or the bubbles ejected from the piping into rotation in one direction around a center of the substrate as a rotational axis.

Abstract: A substrate treatment apparatus according to an embodiment includes a treatment tank, a container, a measuring instrument, and a controller. The treatment tank stores a chemical solution to treat a substrate. The container contains a liquid including ammonia from which a gas discharged from the treatment tank is gas-liquid separated. The measuring instrument measures an amount of the ammonia included in the liquid over time. The controller controls the treatment of the substrate based on the amount of the ammonia.

Abstract: A semiconductor manufacturing apparatus according to the present embodiment includes a tank, a heater, a bubble supplier, a sensor and a controller. The tank stores a chemical solution for processing a substrate. The heater heats the chemical solution. The bubble supplier supplies bubbles to the chemical solution in the tank. The sensor detects at least one of a concentration of the chemical solution, a water concentration of the chemical solution, specific gravity of the chemical solution and a vapor concentration of a gas discharged from the tank. The controller controls the supply of bubbles by the bubble supplier based on a detection result of the sensor.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a semiconductor manufacturing apparatus includes a container configured to contain a substrate, and a pipe configured to supply the container with liquid to treat the substrate. The apparatus further includes an ejector including a first passage where the liquid introduced from the pipe and the liquid introduced from the container are joined and pass through, and a first opening configured to eject the liquid that has passed through the first passage. Furthermore, the first passage has an area where a sectional area of the first passage becomes large as advancing downstream in the liquid.

Abstract: A semiconductor storage device includes a first stacked body, a second stacked body, a first division film, a second division film, and a plurality of discrete films. The a first stacked body includes first electrode layers stacked in a first direction. The second stacked body, above the first stacked body, includes second electrode layers stacked in the first direction. The second semiconductor layer is electrically connected to the first semiconductor layer. The first division film, extending in the first direction through the first stacked body, divides the first stacked body in a second direction crossing the first direction. The second division film, extending in the first direction through the second stacked body, divides the second stacked body in the second direction. The discrete films, extending in the first direction through the second stacked body, are disposed above the first division film.

Abstract: A semiconductor processing device according to an embodiment includes a processing tank configured to store a chemical therein to allow a semiconductor substrate to be immersed in the chemical. A gas supply part is provided below the semiconductor substrate accommodated in the processing tank and is configured to supply air bubbles to the chemical from below the semiconductor substrate. A chemical supply part is provided above the gas supply part and below the semiconductor substrate and is configured to discharge the chemical caused to circulate from the processing tank, towards the air bubbles appearing from the gas supply part.

Abstract: A semiconductor storage device includes a first stacked body, a second stacked body, a first division film, a second division film, and a plurality of discrete films. The a first stacked body includes first electrode layers stacked in a first direction. The second stacked body, above the first stacked body, includes second electrode layers stacked in the first direction. The second semiconductor layer is electrically connected to the first semiconductor layer. The first division film, extending in the first direction through the first stacked body, divides the first stacked body in a second direction crossing the first direction. The second division film, extending in the first direction through the second stacked body, divides the second stacked body in the second direction. The discrete films, extending in the first direction through the second stacked body, are disposed above the first division film.

Abstract: A substrate treatment apparatus according to an embodiment includes a treatment tank, a container, a measuring instrument, and a controller. The treatment tank stores a chemical solution to treat a substrate. The container contains a liquid including ammonia from which a gas discharged from the treatment tank is gas-liquid separated. The measuring instrument measures an amount of the ammonia included in the liquid over time. The controller controls the treatment of the substrate based on the amount of the ammonia.

Abstract: A substrate treatment apparatus according to an embodiment includes a treatment tank to store a chemical solution to treat a substrate, a pipe having a discharge port through which an air bubble is discharged from a bottom of the treatment tank toward the substrate, and a rod body disposed between the discharge port and the substrate to divide the air bubble.

Abstract: A semiconductor processing device according to an embodiment includes a processing tank configured to store a chemical therein to allow a semiconductor substrate to be immersed in the chemical. A gas supply part is provided below the semiconductor substrate accommodated in the processing tank and is configured to supply air bubbles to the chemical from below the semiconductor substrate. A chemical supply part is provided above the gas supply part and below the semiconductor substrate and is configured to discharge the chemical caused to circulate from the processing tank, towards the air bubbles appearing from the gas supply part.

Abstract: It is an object of the present invention to provide a simple method for effective, low-cost and safe separation and recovery of oils with excellent safety and quality, without causing degradation of oils or creating a danger of explosion or inflammation, from inorganic materials containing the adhered oils such as oils and fats, lipids, mineral oils, and the like. The method proposed hereby is for separating oils from inorganic materials by adding water to inorganic materials containing the adhered oils such as oils and fats, lipids, mineral oils, and the like, and conducting heating and pressurizing treatment under conditions of a temperature of 120-300° C. and a pressure of 0.2-13.0 MPa.