The crystal growth of C-60 from the vapour phase has been studied by s
urface topography of slowly cooled and quenched crystals. Two growth m
echanisms were found to be present: hopper growth and step growth from
dislocation and eventually other defect sources. The results were int
erpreted using existing crystal growth theories concerning volume tran
sport, surface migration and kink integration limited growth. On the b
asis of step shapes and growth rates it was concluded that the growth
is determined by volume and surface diffusion.