This document discusses cisplatin, an anticancer drug. It summarizes computational studies examining the effects of substituting different ligands on cisplatin's central platinum atom. Bond lengths, angles, and electrostatic charges were calculated. Iodine substitution caused the greatest increase in bond length due to iodine's large size. Bromine substitution most affected bond angles. More electronegative ligands led to more positive charges on the platinum atom. In general, larger and less electronegative ligands had greater effects on geometry and charge distribution compared to the original cisplatin molecule.