When the diene shown here is treated with hydrogen and palladium on charcoal for a short reaction time, the alkene on the left is produced. When the same diene is treated with CF3CO3H for a short reaction time, the epoxide on the right is produced. Explain the difference in reactivity between the two alkenes.
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