NMR and chemical shifts in NWChem


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Hi, Niri, Thanks for your kind reply!
I'm interested in the shifts of the centers and the cases I'm looking for are as generic as possible: since I just have to discuss changes in the shifts as I change ligands.
For Pt, cisplatin is a nice example (NMR Pt):
Pt       0.0000000000      0.0000000000     -0.5490000000                 
Cl      -1.3380000000      0.0000000000     -2.0390000000                 
Cl       1.3380000000      0.0000000000     -2.0390000000                 
N       -1.1670000000      0.0000000000      0.4210000000                 
N        1.1670000000      0.0000000000      0.4210000000                 
H       -2.0610000000      0.0000000000     -0.1470000000                 
H       -1.1880000000     -0.8320000000      1.0200000000                 
H       -1.1880000000      0.8320000000      1.0200000000                 
H        1.1880000000      0.8320000000      1.0200000000                 
H        1.1880000000     -0.8320000000      1.0200000000                 
H        2.0610000000      0.0000000000     -0.1470000000  


For NMR 33S something as simple as a pentane-2-thione
S        2.0126039971     -0.7057568749     -0.9892147752                 
C        1.4572870092      1.7692560622      0.1297002820                 
C        1.0355430215      0.3402259051     -0.1099268498                 
C       -0.3202179169     -0.1077466416      0.4062306655                 
C       -1.4529323559      0.5254982104     -0.3996040888                 
C       -2.8044481870     -0.0524938220     -0.0126816209                 
H        2.5179039586      1.9290059824     -0.0849756732                 
H        0.8662779053      2.4329882351     -0.5082904851                 
H        1.2728254229      2.0308776543      1.1758346198                 
H       -0.3994008514      0.1872182798      1.4595774532                 
H       -0.3982657278     -1.2010021749      0.3739390036                 
H       -1.2882085228      0.3716488078     -1.4725891718                 
H       -1.4660715631      1.6093750640     -0.2354685558                 
H       -3.6023295002      0.4373613819     -0.5796126760                 
H       -2.8464844765     -1.1251976779     -0.2271334020                 
H       -3.0046506874      0.0937240909      1.0534492808 


And I'm sorry if this is a very simple question (I'm reading as much as I can). I'm new to NWChem and this is the first time I have to deal with NMR shifts.
Henrique C. S. Junior
Inorganic Chemist - UFRRJ - Rio de Janeiro