ChE 384T/323 Chemical Engineering for Micro/Nano Fabrication

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ChE 384T/323 Chemical Engineering for Micro/Nano Fabrication Exam 2 Key ChE 384T/323 Chemical Engineering for Micro/Nano Fabrication Fall 2018 2018-11-20

Average Score Total of 8 questions (Q4 is same as Q9. Full credit given to everyone) Raw average score = 55/90 +10 (for Q9) +10 (to increase average to B+) Graduate student average score = 70 Undergraduate student average score = 77 Note that the lower score of Exam 1 or 2 will be dropped For any questions about grading, please refer to the initials next to the grading sheet and contact the grader-in-charge

Key concepts/words are important to get full credit Try to review lecture notes and identify the main message (key concept, key words, key design principle) behind each slide/figure

Q1: True/False Question (Please don’t gamble!)

Q1: True/False Question (Please don’t gamble!) Morgan’s Lecture If it is the same, cannot have opposite in phase to reduce the back reflections SADP is a conformal process L17, #25 L2, #29

Q1: True/False Question (Please don’t gamble!)

Q2: Resist Design Principle

Q3: Concept of a G-value

Q4: Resist Design Principle

Q5: Swing Curve Xin yang’s lecture

Q6: Design Principle of Anisotropic Etching Dr. Sirard’s lecture

Q7: Applications of MEMS

Q8: Resist Sensitivity and Contrast Curve Similar to Quiz

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