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Hydrogen peroxide is incapable of combustion.

If one were to hypothesize its combustion, the sole element that could elevate its valence is oxygen. This would imply oxygen transitions from a -1 to 0 valence, essentially transforming into oxygen gas, a notion that is inherently contradictory.