All quantities here are nondimensional, so taking h+cp*T makes no sense, and caused the test to pass even for suspicously discontinuous thermo data (although the bad data would generally get flagged by the tests for cp and/or s).
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**** WARNING ****
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For species SI2H6, discontinuity in h/RT detected at Tmid = 1000
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Value computed using low-temperature polynomial: 19.8328
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Value computed using high-temperature polynomial: 19.9055
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For species SI2H6, discontinuity in s/R detected at Tmid = 1000
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Value computed using low-temperature polynomial: 49.5493
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Value computed using high-temperature polynomial: 49.7214
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For species SI3H8, discontinuity in h/RT detected at Tmid = 1000
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Value computed using low-temperature polynomial: 29.3028
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Value computed using high-temperature polynomial: 29.4297
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For species SI3H8, discontinuity in s/R detected at Tmid = 1000
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Value computed using low-temperature polynomial: 65.9731
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Value computed using high-temperature polynomial: 66.2781
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For species SI2, discontinuity in h/RT detected at Tmid = 1000
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Value computed using low-temperature polynomial: 74.0115
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Value computed using high-temperature polynomial: 74.0387
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For species SI2, discontinuity in s/R detected at Tmid = 1000
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Value computed using low-temperature polynomial: 32.8813
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Value computed using high-temperature polynomial: 32.9489
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