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The Role Played by Solid State Surfaces in Prebiotic Chemistryt is proposed to be relevant in this scenery is ionizing radiation. Thus, to understand the relation of solids with organics in presence of energy, let us first see the interaction of radiation with the solid without any organic adsorbed, and then with an adsorbed molecule.