When an object is made of the plastic polyester (PET), it uses antimony as a catalyst. After production, antimony can leach into food and drink stored in PET containers. Usually, if stored correctly for a short amount of time, the amount of antimony found in liquids is well below the safety limits. However, there have been reports of as much as 44.7 micrograms per liter [µg/L] of antimony found in fruit juice concentrates. How much antimony, in units of moles [mol], could be found in one gallon [gal] of fruit juice concentrate at this level of contamination? The molecular mass of antimony is 121.76 grams per mole [g/mol].