Which effect occurred inside a Byzantine ship launching Greek Fire, if nozzle blockage allowed excessive fuel vapor buildup before ignition occurred?

💡 Explanation

Excessive vapor increases the deflagration risk because a Flame Acceleration mechanism is faster under these conditions, therefore explosive rupture occurs with damaging flames, rather than controlled combustion ejecting propellant as designed.

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