Identify a molecule by structure

I have a drawing of a molecule, I want to know its name. Is there a software, or website that can help me identify the chemical? Im not a chemist, its been a decade since I had chemistry in college, and I cannot simply guess the name of the chemical. 


The model goes like this:
C4H9-Benzine-N=CH-Benzine-CH=N-Benzine-C4H9


(also if there is a simpler form of this molecule, Im not sure how to simply it) I'm hoping It is a known chemical and that I can get details about it.




Joh,


Please let me know if you referred to this compound:


Also, if this is your compound, please find the name.


[![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/jwEjS.jpg)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/jwEjS.jpg)


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[ChemExper](http://www.chemexper.com) has a free-to-use structure search, which would usually give you a name and access to safety information from the supplier. Caveat: this will necessarily only work for commercially available and indexed chemicals.


If you have access to university resources or similar, you may be able to use SciFinder or Beilstein.


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There are two altogether different aspects to this question.


First, you may want to look for your structure in the databases which contain known molecules. This aspect is covered (partially) by **TAR86**.


Second, you may want to know the name of a molecule of which you have a drawing, and which may or may not be known, or even exist in nature. In this case you may resort to some automatic naming engine, which are built into many popular molecular drawing programs, and also available [online](https://web.chemdoodle.com/demos/iupac-naming/). What's the point of knowing a name (but not the properties) of some strange molecule is another question. If you intend to use it to search for the molecule in [some database](http://www.chemspider.com/StructureSearch.aspx), then look again: maybe the said database comes with an interface for search by structure, and you don't need the name in the first place.


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I would suggest visiting www.organic-chemistry.org/chemicals/structuresearch.htm


[![enter image description here](https://i.stack.imgur.com/wAvAg.png)](https://i.stack.imgur.com/wAvAg.png)


It's a pretty good website, I must say. Simply stretch and draw carbon bonds, replace atoms of carbon with other heteroatoms, or even add double and triple bonds. It usually gives you the name of the compound as well as sources to buy it upon clicking the *Exact Search* button. 


Happy structure searching!


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