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Does Ice Melt Fast

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My research topic for this science fair is: Does Ice melt faster in water, coke, apple juice? I was interested in this topic because it would cool to know what drink would have the biggest effect on the ice. During research I fould out that ice melts at a temperature of 32 degrees farhenhiet. Pressure can also alter the amount of time it takes for an ice cube to melt. It would be interesting to see what type of impact that these drinks would have. During my experiment I hope to find that out what drink will melt the ice the fastest. This can also make me question what is in that liquid that can melt ice quicker than water. When water is a different temperatures, the ice may melt more faster in the medium with the higher temperature.
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