Where can I find the density of pure L-Proline?

[Starbug]

A simulation I'm running takes the density as an input when preparing the system and I'd prefer not to have to measure it experimentally so it would be really useful if this was tabulated somewhere. I was looking in the Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, but L-Proline has no entry in it's density column there. I wondered if anyone knew a good source for this.

 

[movies]

The Merck Index might have it.

 

[ravenprp]

There are several reputable sources where you can find the density of pure L-Proline. One option is to check chemical databases such as ChemSpider or PubChem, which provide comprehensive information on chemical compounds including their physical properties. Another option is to search for peer-reviewed articles or research papers that have measured the density of L-Proline. These can often be found through online databases such as ScienceDirect or Google Scholar. Additionally, you can try reaching out to academic or industrial researchers who have worked with L-Proline and may have access to the necessary data.