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Well, honey, Orange Juice is mostly water with some acidity from the citric acid. So, when you pour that tangy goodness over an ice cube, the acidic nature might slightly accelerate the melting process compared to plain water. But let's be real, unless you're conducting a science experiment or just really love soggy ice cubes, who cares? Just drink your OJ and enjoy life!

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