All eyes are on the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City, where either black smoke or white smoke will emerge to signal whether a ...

Ballots are burned in the process, but the smoke seen by the world is created using another stove, the Vatican Information ...

The world's attention will soon turn to a chimney on the roof of the Sistine Chapel as ... anthracene (a component of coal tar) and sulfur. The white smoke was produced using potassium chlorate ...

Pitch precursors come from carbon-rich sources such as petroleum and coal tar pitches, or synthetic pitches formed through polymer pyrolysis. Pitch-based carbon fibers have a high modulus due to their ...

Vatican firefighters were seen on the roof of the Sistine Chapel installing ... anthracene (a component of coal tar) and sulfur to produce black smoke. But if there is a winner, the burning ...

The conclave to select the next pope kicks off with the Latin phrase for “outside, all.” What happens next will be a mystery ...