CML provides a few options to contain such, all using the <formula> element (xsd). The first option is to use a concise formula, which is a formal specification with all elements that occur on the formula given once, and where the count is explicitly given (all whitespace separated):
<formula concise="C 5 H 10 O 2"/>Alternatively, you can use the @inline attribute, and refer to some convention, as in here:
<formula convention="iucr:_chemical_formula_structural" inline="Sn (C2 O4) K F"/>
More flexible formats are possible too, such as in this example:
<molecule id="CuprammoniumSulfate">
<formula id="f2" title="[Cu(NH3)4]2+ SO42-]">
<formula id="f21" formalCharge="2">
<atomArray id="aa1" elementType="Cu" count="1"/>
<formula id="f22" count="4">
<atomArray elementType="N H" count="1 3"/>
</formula>
</formula>
<formula id="f3" formalCharge="-2">
<atomArray id="aa2" elementType="S O" count="1 4"/>
</formula>
</formula>
</molecule>
You can see it in action in the chem-file project
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