The expression, per atom view,
12(mρ∗Z)v2max=Einput/atom=12c2∗density∗Z∗3.4354
gets into trouble because,
12mρv2max=Einput/particle
but
12c2∗density∗Z∗3.4354=12c2∗densityZ∗Z2∗3.4354
Einput/atom=Einput/particle∗Z2
and so,
12(mρ∗Z)v2max=Einput/particle∗Z≠Einput/atom
what happened? Furthermore, either,
12(mρ∗Z)v2max=12c2∗8πc3f2
or
12(mρ∗Z2)v2max=12c2∗8πc3f2
suggests,
f∝vmax,
not,
f∝KE or f∝v2max
And between
12c2∗densityZ∗3.4354 and 12c2∗density∗Z∗3.4354
we have
12c2∗density∗3.4354
what of this expression?
The first issue seems to be resolved by considering the scaling factor Z as applied to vmax and not to mρ that,
12mρ(vmax∗Z)2=Einput/atom=Einput/particle∗Z2
would this make sense? Whether of Z particles or just one, mass density mρ remains constant. So the formulation,
12(mρ∗Z)v2max=Einput/atom
is wrong. But why would vmax→vmax∗Z?
Good night...