"such much money" vs "so much money" vs no such

[Saneta]

1.We use the following constructions:
so + adjective/adverb and such + noun, such + adjective + noun

Please tell me why in the below sentence there isn't: such much money:
,,They have got so much money they don't know what to do with it.''

2. ''You won't find the word 'blid' in the dictionary. There is no such word.''- in this way it is written in some book.
Shouldn't it be: ,,...There is no such a word''.?

Thanks!

[Morteza]

Hi,
1.So+many/much+noun:There are so many people in the park.
Such+a lot of+ noun:He has such a lot of books that he can't read them all.
2."There is no such prrson/thing (as)" is used to say that someone or smth doesn't exist:
There is no such thing as ghosts.
Regards,
Morteza