IEQc4.1 v3.0 Form Footnote regarding Aerosol Adhesives

I spent way too much time earlier this year trying to figure this out for LEED-NC v2.2 project’s VOC budget and finally gave up. Now that USGBC has codified this requirement, I was hoping to get direction on it. Here’s what I came up with but I am not sure it is definitive: I found a resource on the Internet on how to do this - http://www.terrachoice.com/images/ECP%20PDFs/Newcriteriaunderreview/CCD046TechnicalBriefingNotePublicReview.pdf (page 5). "A major focus of the above-mentioned eco-labels and regulatory documents is reducing volatile organic compounds in adhesives, and there are currently two common methods to report volatile organic compounds: g/L or in %VOC weight. To convert g/L into %VOC weight, g/L must first be converted into kg/L and then divided by the density of a typical solvent which is approximately 0.86 kg/L. For example, 43 g/L of VOC is equal to 0.043 kg/L. If you divide 0.043 kg/L of VOC by 0.86 kg/L, you get 0.05 kg/L or 5%VOC weight. Alternatively, to convert %VOC weight into g/L you must first convert the %VOC weight into g/Kg. For example, 5%VOC weight is equal to 50g of VOC/1kg of product. To convert to 50g/L, you must multiply 0.50 kg of VOC by 0.86 kg/L (density of a typical solvent). Therefore, 5% VOC weight is equal to 0.043 kg/L or 43 g/L." My questions at the time were what is a typical solvent and where do its density?