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No, it won't shift properly because the sprocket spacing is different. You could butcher an 11-speed cassette to fit on a 10-speed wheel by omitting one of the sprockets and spacers, e.g. CS-5800 lends itself to that. Would probably need the 10-speed spacer behind the cassette to get the lock-ring to work. Or save yourself the trouble by getting a Shimano RS010 rear wheel, they're under £50 new if you shop around.
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As @mdcc_tester is right that it's not compatible, you can however run it as long you don't shift (2-3 gears).
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Could I use a 10 speed for a turbo wheel on an 11 speed group? I can't remember / don't know