Explanation:
What make Boron Boron is that it has 5 protons, and will therefor have 5 electrons in the unionized state. While I was looking this up I learned that there are two stable isotopes, Boron 10 with five neutrons, and boron 11 with six.
Any Boron has an awesomely huge, unimaginably enormous, impressively gigantic number of neutrons in it.
Why, there are either five or six of them in each and every ATOM of Boron !
