Developing color slide film in B&W chemicals

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I found a roll of unmarked mystery film. I developed it in rodinal. There are negative images, but the negatives are very dense and cloudy, and brown. I think it must be slide film. There is no marking on the rebate except frame numbers an "KODAK".

I would expect the film to fix out. Perhaps it's so dense because it's very old and the base fog is simply that high? Are there dyes that can be washed out? I don't know if the images will be printable; they are visible on the light box but the exposure times will be very long.
 

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It could also be old color negative film. I don't know much about slide film developed this way, but the color negative film (both C-22 and C-41) that I have developed in B&W chemistry have come out pretty much as you describe - dense, dark brown.
 
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