For example: the enthalpy of a mixture of two different refrigerant in a compression refrigeration cycle.
To my knowledge, EES has a long list of fluids built in the software.
if your mixture is not in the list then you need to input it in EES in Table format or other means. You need to have the mixture properties
All of the software accompanying my book, Azeotropes [https://www.amazon.com/dp/B084HKJTDZ], is free online, including code, spreadsheets, and an Excel AddIn. If you need any specific properties, I have software that can rapidly process data and have done this for several researchers on RG. NIST's project REFPROP is quite good, though not everyone can get it.
@ Ahmad Khalaf Sleiti , @ Luis-Felipe Velázquez-León , @ Dudley J Benton
Thank you so much for responding to my question
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