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Ion irradiation can cause burrowing of nanoparticles in substrates, stronglydepending on the material properties and irradiation parameters. In this study,we demonstrate that the sinking process can be accomplished with ionirradiation of cube-shaped Ag nanoparticles on top of silicon; how ionchanneling affects the sinking rate; and underline the importance of theamorphous state of the substrate upon ion irradiation. Based on ourexperimental findings, the sinking process is described as being driven bycapillary forces enabled by ion-induced plastic flow of the substrate.

Ion irradiation-induced sinking of Ag nanocubes into substrates