Within a siege of Constantinople, which outcome directly results when Greek Fire deployment suffers aeration?

💡 Explanation

Reduced combustion range is the outcome because gas bubbles disrupt the momentum transfer of the fluid stream, impairing its projection; a hydraulic jump results close to the launcher, rather than sustained distance, therefore it falls short, rather than burning hotter.

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