Which outcome arises when the pressure of pre-Roman Greek fire underwater is increased past designed tolerances?

💡 Explanation

An uncontrolled burst happens because increased hydrostatic pressure during underwater combustion exceeds its material constraints, triggering an Abrupt Vessel Rupture; therefore there's erratic flame, rather than range improvements or substrate cooling.

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