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and auto ignition can probably sit at about 2000-2500 if your using it in a Jet engine.
and as i'm in the process of working it out anyway, this is what liquid Hydrogen (which is a great fuel looks like:
name=Hydrogen
density= 0.07085
specific_energy=142000000
heat_capacity=8100
stoichiometric_ratio=34
auto_ignition=858
freezing_point=14
this should be quite a good fuel but I'm not sure how functional it'll be in a jet engine on the basis that it's auto ignition point is quite low and it has a high heat capacity which might create preignition, so it might be worth adjusting by decreasing the heat capacity, and increasing the auto ignition point
specific_energy=418400000000000
heat_capacity=246
stoichiometric_ratio=.0000000000000000001
auto_ignition=9999999
no idea of what practical/actual limits there are other than I think energy, going too high causes issues.