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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

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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

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

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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.

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