Soap and detergents are the sources of organic pollutants like

Soap and detergents are the sources of organic pollutants like (glycerol, polyphosphates, sulfonated hydrocarbon) all of the above.

Soaps and detergents are sources of organic and inorganic pollutants. Soaps contain organic pollutants like polyphosphates, glycerol, fatty acids, glycerol, sulfonated hydrocarbon. The fats and oils needed to make soap come from plants and animals source. Glycerol is added in soaps to make them skin-friendly meaning to help the skin retain its moisture even after washing. Sulfonated hydrocarbons allows soaps to mix with water, without which soaps would just roll off the water, making the cleaning process much more difficult. They also bind to the fats and oils in soap to not let them melt in hot water. Polyphosphates are usually added in detergents to work best in the hard water as well. Detergents contain 35-75% phosphate salts.
All of these organic pollutants when released into the body of water can make the water unsuitable for the organisms that inhabit it. They may affect the fertility of the soil and reduce net productivity.

Hence the correct answer is option D.