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Start by writing a simple story, perhaps a memory of a grandparent, to learn how the editor works, As you add more stories you can organize them into chapters.
Organize your highest priority photos in albums. Use the record button above each photo to narrate the story about the person, place, event or artifact in the photos.
Preserve and share your digitized audio cassettes and reel-to-reel recordings in this column. This is also where you’ll find recordings uploaded from our mobile app.
Hydrophobicity refers to the physical property that a molecule (hydrophobe) and water repel each other. Generally speaking, most substances containing alkanes, oils, fats and greases are hydrophobic molecules. Hydrophobic molecules tend to be non-polar, so they are easier to dissolve in neutral and non-polar solutions (such as organic solvents). Learn more: Hydrophobic Polymers.
