According to Lipinski's rule, which is a widely used guideline in drug discovery, an orally active drug should typically not have more than one instance of any of the following criteria being violated: Firstly, the total amount of nitrogen-hydrogen and oxygen-hydrogen bonds - also known as hydrogen bond donors - should not exceed a limit of 5. Secondly, the total number of nitrogen or oxygen atoms that are capable of accepting hydrogen bonds - otherwise known as hydrogen bond acceptors - should not exceed a limit of 10. Thirdly, the molecular mass of the drug should not exceed 500 daltons. Finally, the calculated octanol-water partition coefficient (Clog P) of the drug should not exceed 5.Can you provide information as to the number of Lipinski's five laws that are not obeyed by this particular molecule?