Explain 2-dibenzoylethylene by irradiating the alkene

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In Organic lab we are enabling trans to cis isomerizaton of E-1,2-dibenzoylethylene by irradiating the alkene with UV light.

What is the overall equation for this reaction?

And which is more polar the trans or the cis? Why?

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