Choosing the right solvent is crucial, requiring comprehensive consideration of multiple factors, including solubility, volatilization rate, safety, affordability, availability, and storage stability. A good solvent must exhibit excellent solubility properties, which can be determined by the solubility parameter and hydrogen bonding index. The drying speed of an adhesive is directly related to the volatilization rate of the solvent. In solvent-based adhesives, the solvent should eventually evaporate completely. Generally, a fast drying time is desirable, which requires choosing a solvent with a low boiling point. Most organic solvents are flammable, and when solvent vapors reach a certain concentration in air, they can explode. Therefore, solvent safety must be a priority. Most organic solvents are toxic, posing a risk to human health and polluting the environment, thus warranting significant attention. Solvents comprise a significant proportion of solvent-based adhesives, so cost considerations are crucial. Try to prioritize inexpensive and readily available solvents.