We present sorption measurements for He-3 and He-4 in the temperature
range of 1.5 K to 4.1 K, and for Ne-20 in the temperature range of 22
K to 27 K by crystals of C-60, C-70, and crystals of the mixture of th
ese two molecules, 80% C-60, 20% C-70. We analyze these data by taking
into account the non-ideality of the gas in equilibrium with the adso
rbate. We calculate chemical potentials and isosteric heats. We find t
hat there is no obvious evidence of intercalation of helium in these c
rystals at low temperatures. Ar higher temperatures there are some ano
malies in the helium isotherms, and indication of excess sorption. The
isosteric heat shows a minimum in this region which can be interprete
d as penetration of the helium into a region of repulsive potential. W
e also find that levels of sorption, at the same chemical potential di
fference from saturation, are higher for He-4 than for He-3. They are
also higher for He-4 on C-70 than for the other crystals. For neon our
work is concentrated around the triple point. We find that the isothe
rms indicate the formation of liquid or solid films. Below the triple
point, and above a few atomic layers, the neon film does not grow unif
ormly.