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  • Orange Juice vs. Water: Density Explained - A Scientific Analysis
    Yes, orange juice is denser than water.

    Here's why:

    * Sugar Content: Orange juice contains a significant amount of dissolved sugar (sucrose). Sugar molecules are heavier than water molecules.

    * Other Solutes: Orange juice also contains other dissolved substances like citric acid, vitamins, and minerals. These add to the overall mass of the juice.

    Because of these factors, orange juice has a higher density than pure water. This is why orange juice sinks to the bottom when you pour it into a glass of water.

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