AC fluid or radiator fluid?
 

I hit an 18 wheeler tire on the Interstate yesterday. Destroyed the front bumper, bent the ac condenser and broke the lower drive side of the radiator support. I have a light green fluid leaking slowly and I first thought it was from the radiator due to the color, but it appears as though it may be coming from the condenser.
I thought freon was colorless.
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I would say that is radiator coolant if its the same color as in the radiator. Freon or other fluids used in air conditioning turns to a gas at room temperature, so if that leaked out as a liquid it would quickly turn to a gas.

I checked and the radiator coolant is blue. I'm assuming this is a dye in the ac refrigerant. I didn't know this was a thing, but doing more research, it seems that's what it is

I'm pretty certain that's radiator coolant. You more than likely have the green stuff in the lower part of the radiator and when it got smashed it leaked out. A/C freon will come out as a gas and will be extremely cold and will turn what it touches white with frost.

Check your cvt fluid level. Our 7th gens have a cvt cooloer on the radiator and lines go from it to the filtee by the drivers side wheel.

Cvt fluid is light green.

I totally forgot, some CVT fluids are green. My last 2 fluid changes it was oil colored. But for certain we know it's not freon.