Shielding Effect And Effective Nuclear Charge

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Shielding Effect or Screening Effect
Definition
In multielectron atom force of Nucleus shield or protects by inner electrons, this is called Shielding effect or screening effect.

Effective Nuclear Charge( Zeff)
Definition 
The net force of attraction of nucleus on the Valence electrons is called effective nuclear charge. 

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