SSD chemical solution is a powerful cleaning agent that is primarily used for cleaning defaced banknotes, also known as black money. It is a specialized chemical formula designed to remove impurities and stains from various types of currencies, including USD, Euro, Pounds, and many others. SSD chemical solution, which stands for “Supreme Solution Detergent,” with a standing formula C₁₈H₃₇NaO₄S. is a powerful cleaning agent that is often used in the removal of stains and impurities from various surfaces. It is commonly associated with the cleaning and restoration of defaced banknotes or currencies.
Breakdown of the formula:
C₁₈H₃₇: Represents the stearyl group, which is a long carbon chain with 18 carbon atoms and 37 hydrogen atoms.
Na: Sodium ion.
O₄S: Sulfate group containing one sulfur atom bonded to four oxygen atoms.
C₁₈: The 18 carbon atoms are arranged in a straight chain.
H₃₇: The 37 hydrogen atoms are attached to these carbon atoms. Since the stearyl group is saturated, all the carbon atoms are connected by single bonds, with the carbon atoms at the ends of the chain having three hydrogens, and the internal carbons having two hydrogens each.
In this context, the stearyl group is combined with a sulfate group (O₄S) and sodium (Na) to form
The composition of SSD chemical solution is a closely guarded secret known only to a few manufacturers and experts in the field. However, some common ingredients found in SSD solutions include sulfuric acid, mercury powder, sodium chloride, and other specific solvents. These components work together to break down and dissolve the contaminants, stains, and coatings on the surface of the banknotes, revealing the original color and integrity of the currency.
