
Lucio F. answered 04/05/19
Physical Chemistry MS+PhD (UC San Diego) + Post-doc (UC Berkeley)
Yes, but only if the conformational change involves more than just a rotation about a single bond. For Ethane, that is exactly what you are doing, you are referring to rotations about a single bond and that is excluded in the definition. No, Ethane does not have an infinite number of stereoisomers.
https://www.wyzant.com/resources/lessons/science/chemistry/stereoisomers