Electron densities of Carbon Strontium water calcium

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The discussion revolves around the request for electron densities of carbon, strontium, water, and calcium. Participants clarify that electron density is not a singular value but rather a three-dimensional function that varies in space. The initial inquiry is deemed confusing, as electron density is a property associated with specific points rather than a fixed characteristic of an element or compound. The conversation emphasizes the need for a more precise understanding of electron density in the context of different materials.
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Hi,

can anyone tell me what the electron densities of Carbon Strontium water calcium are? i can't find it anywhere on the web.

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Sorry, but I think those who are trying to help have problem getting 'Carbon Strontium water calcium' ...
 
I have more problems getting "electron densities".
That'd be a three-dimensional function, not a single value.
 
I mean what are the electron densities of Carbon, Strontium, water and calcium. ie 4 different values (one for each element/water)

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Sorry, but your question still doesn't make sense. Electron density is a property of a point in space. It is not property of an element.
 
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