Iodine (I_(2)) does not react with ethane, even though I_(2) is more easly cleaved homolyfically than the other halogens. Explain. Removing a hydrogen atom from ethane by an lodine radical is a highly endothermie reaction. The ethyl radical is not stable enough. Removing a pydrogen atom from ethane by an iodine radical is a highly exothermic mactio

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Iodine (I_(2)) does not react with ethane, even though I_(2) is more easly cleaved homolyfically than the other halogens. Explain. Removing a hydrogen atom from ethane by an lodine radical is a highly endothermie reaction. The ethyl radical is not stable enough. Removing a pydrogen atom from ethane by an iodine radical is a highly exothermic maction. C-H bond in ethane is loo strong.

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