No. DDR5 memory modules are not compatible with DDR4 motherboards (and DDR4 modules are not compatible with DDR5 motherboards). Although desktop DDR4 and DDR5 DIMMs both use a 288-pin form factor, the pin layout and key-notch position differ, so a DDR5 stick will not seat in a DDR4 slot, according to CORSAIR.
Trying to force the wrong generation into a slot can damage the module or the motherboard DIMM connector. To use DDR5 you need a motherboard (and a CPU platform) that explicitly supports DDR5; some Intel socket generations offered separate DDR4 and DDR5 board SKUs, while platforms such as AMD AM5 are DDR5-only.
Source: CORSAIR: Is DDR5 backwards compatible with DDR4?
Image: Crucial DDR5-4800 SDRAM UDIMM, photo by Smial, Free Art License (FAL), via Wikimedia Commons.