C10H14N2O5

C10H14N2O5 is a molecular formula that denotes a specific combination of ten carbon atoms, fourteen hydrogen atoms, two nitrogen atoms, and five oxygen atoms. As a formula, it does not identify a single compound; multiple structural isomers can share this same composition. Because of this, properties such as melting point, boiling point, density, and reactivity are not determined from the formula alone and depend on the exact arrangement of atoms.

The approximate molar mass of C10H14N2O5 is about 242.23 g/mol. Without a defined structure, it is not possible to assign a definite structure type (for example, whether the molecule contains nitro groups, amide or ester functionalities, or a nitrogen-containing heterocycle). The formula could arise in various contexts, including synthetic organic chemistry, medicinal chemistry, or materials science, as either a target compound or an intermediate.

In safety and handling terms, any compound containing nitrogen and multiple oxygens may present hazards related to oxidizing properties, energetic potential, or reactivity, depending on the functional groups present. Proper laboratory data sheets and hazard assessments should be consulted for a specific isomer.

For researchers or readers seeking a defined substance, the precise structural isomer corresponding to C10H14N2O5 must be specified (for example, by providing a structural diagram, SMILES string, or IUPAC name). If you provide the structure, I can summarize its properties, applications, and safety considerations in detail.