Phonegap app closing problem - android

I am using phonegap with Android.I have a sound playing repeatedly with a timer.If I close the app the sound continues to play.Is there a app closing handler or something I could use to make the sound stop when the app exits.
I am using a Samsung Captivate(Galaxy S).If I press the back button the sound stops when the app exits.But if I press the home button then the sound just goes on forever when the app exits.
Thanks

You can catch the backbutton and stop the music playing and then close the app.
It's however not possible (as far as i know) to catch the close event.
http://wiki.phonegap.com/w/page/29494136/Android-Back-Button-Handler
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