What is the impulas and reaction turbine different

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Impulse and reaction turbines differ in the way they convert fluid energy into mechanical energy.

Impulse turbines use high-velocity jets of steam or water to rotate the blades, while reaction turbines use the pressure of the fluid to rotate the blades.
Impulse turbines have fixed nozzles that direct the fluid onto the blades, while reaction turbines have moving blades that rotate as the fluid flows over them.
Examples of impulse turbines include Pelton and Turgo turbines, while examples of reaction turbines include Francis and Kaplan turbines.