Intensity anomalies in the mass spectra of (C-60)(n), (C-60)M(x) and (
C-60)(n)M(x) clusters can be used to identify particularly stable full
erene and fulleride units. Small, n < 147, fullerene clusters appear t
o have icosahedral symmetry. Multiple layers of alkaline earth metals
can be deposited on single C-60 molecules. The first four layers of me
tal are well described in terms of a periodically reoccurring icosahed
ral motif. The stability of alkali metal coated C-60, on the other han
d, is better described by the completion of shells of electrons rather
than shells of atoms. Finally, data are presented for shrink-wrapping
fullerenes around alkali halide molecules.