Abstract
We examined the effects of temperature and storage time on the release of antimony from polyethylene terephthalate drinking water bottles to determine whether antimony exposure presented a health risk to consumers. Simulation experiments were based on actual storage conditions recorded at three distributors over an eleven-day period. The highest temperature recorded at the distributor level was 50.8oC and a storage time of 7 days.
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