How many atoms are ther in limestone?

Answer 1

Lime stone is a solid ionic compound and don't exists as the free molecules but its one unit CaCO3 contains five atoms, one calcium, one carbon and three oxygen atoms

Answer 2

Limestone is mainly composed of the mineral calcite, which has the chemical formula CaCO3. This means that each molecule of calcium carbonate contains one calcium atom (Ca), one carbon atom (C), and three oxygen atoms (O). So, in each molecule of limestone, there are a total of 5 atoms.

Answer 3

atomic numbers only apply to the elements on the Periodic Table and since limestone is not an element it does not have an atomic number

Answer 4

Limestone's primary compound is CaCO3 whose 1 molecule has 5 atoms

Answer 5

There are five atoms in one "formula unit" of limestone.

The total number of atoms of course depends on how big a chunk you're talking about.

Answer 6

209

Answer 7

6