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Boron itself does not explode under normal conditions, but it can be reactive and flammable, particularly in its powdered form. When exposed to high temperatures or an open flame, boron can ignite and burn vigorously, potentially leading to hazardous situations. Additionally, when boron is part of certain chemical compounds or mixtures, it may contribute to explosive reactions under specific conditions. However, boron alone is not classified as an explosive material.

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