Which operational challenge increased when Greek fire ignition failed at sea?

💡 Explanation

Failed ignition meant un-combusted Greek fire ingredients leaked, increasing `Pyrolysis`, because these components remained highly flammable; therefore secondary conflagrations were higher rather than direct flame projection which reduces collateral fire spread.

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