Despite there are no wind in water(preventing the smoke to go sideways), a deploying smoke grenade looks the same in water as in the air.
I imagine the smoke in water should either come up to the surface in bobbles or simply clot on the seabed.
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- Legacy ID
- 412348992
- Severity
- Minor
- Resolution
- Fixed
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Category
- Particles
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It would also be nice to see the gas canister on the ground while it is emitting the smoke, and a hiss from the canister as well.
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Something tells me smokes shouldn't work underwater at all. IIRC, they generally contain a chemical compound that creates the smoke, not compressed gas. I don't think this reaction would occur at all in the water, or at least not the same way as it does on land.
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Smoke grenades AFAIK usually contain an oxidizer mixed with the "fuel" (like KClO3, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_chlorate), so they can possibly continue to burn underwater (ref: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smoke_Grenade)