Silicone resin (also known as polysiloxane) is a general term for a polymer that consists of silicon atoms and oxygen atoms alternately linked to form a skeleton, and different organic groups are linked to silicon atoms. The structure of silicone resin contains both "organic groups" and "inorganic structures". This special composition and molecular structure allows it to combine the characteristics of organic matter and the function of inorganic matter. How does silicone resin dissolve when used?