The one that you have a leak is quite clear, the antifreeze does not disappear by infusa science \ "now the subject is to know where you are getting.
First, examine all pipes and sleeves in search of evaporated antifreeze traces, these traces are like ranch or scabs of the color of the antifreeze. If you find nothing with the naked eye, you have to make a fairly simple user.
The user consists of a cork or rubber cap that can pressure the expansion vessel. This plug must carry a little hole for which you go to put air under pressure (eye never more than 1 bar).
Once the tool is made, and with the standing and cold engine you introduce the tool instead of the expansion vessel cap and put air, the air goes to force the liquid to look for the exit and immediately you will detect the leak since the cold antifreeze does not evaporate.
If the antifreeze is not out anywhere, the leak can be on the same expansion vessel cap that does not maintain the pressure causing the water to boil and leave or in the worst case by the butt joint, so that the liquid would sneak into the cylinders, in that case the engine would fail to slow black carbonilla remains.
All the best.