Lipinski's rule of five is a broadly employed heuristic tool in the pharmaceutical industry to find out the drug-like qualities of a compound or to determine whether a chemical substance showing pharmacological or biological activity is likely to work as an orally active drug in humans. The rule consists of four parameters, which are based on the chemical and physical characteristics of the compound: (1) the number of hydrogen bond donors, which comprise the total number of nitrogen-hydrogen and oxygen-hydrogen bonds, should not go beyond 5, (2) no more than 10 hydrogen bond acceptors, which consist of all nitrogen or oxygen atoms, (3) the molecular mass of the compound should be less than 500 daltons, and (4) the octanol-water partition coefficient (log P) should not exceed 5. By evaluating these relevant factors, the Lipinski rule of five assists in reducing the number of chemicals being tested for drug development, making it a useful screening tool.What is the count of Lipinski's rule of five violated by this molecule?