Cohesive Energy Density table request
Some resources to get you started:


Free Volume, Cohesive Energy Density, and Internal Pressure as Predictors of Polymer Miscibility (White and Lipson, 2014) (paywalled).


Where the authors use cohesive energy density as part of their research to develop


  strong correlations between bulk behavior and theoretical pure component character, and use those correlations to motivate a discussion of what drives polymer miscibility.



The Materials Design webpage Organic Materials Properties: Densities, Cohesive Energies, and Heats of Vaporization contains a couple of lists and information pertaining to a computer based modelling tool.  Also included is a bibliography of further resources.
The Tampere University of Technology in Finland's webpage Exploitation of CED provides a list of CEDs of several organic compound, as well as an explanation and further information on the previous and next pages.