[kvhollis]

I don't know if this is the correct place to ask this question or not.  So I am going to try.  I am trying to identify the chemical name and a more friendly name if it exists.

If you could help - I would be so appreciative.

[Borek]

Hot stuff.

Calculate number of atoms of every element and combine them into C_xH_yN_zO_w formula, then google.

[kvhollis]

Hot stuff.

Calculate number of atoms of every element and combine them into C_xH_yN_zO_w formula, then google.

I never took chemistry and am unsure how to do it exactly and correctly!  I will give it a shot!

Interesting ... now that is indeed HOT!

Many thanks.

[Arkcon]

Back in the old days on this forum, there was a link to a web page, that would load some very cranky Java applet, that allowed you to draw a structure, and it would spit back the IUPAC name, which can then be searched, on that forum, or on Google.  I even linked to it for other people in my old responses, but I've lost it now.  Can anyone help?

[Arkcon]

Oh look, here it is:

http://webbook.nist.gov/chemistry/str-ser.html