As depicted in Figure , our simulation data at 293 K shows excellent agreement with several experimental data, including our experimental data, for 𝑎 𝐿 ≥ 53 𝐴 0 2 . At higher temperatures, our results are in fair agreement by being close to the experimental data range. The substantial deviations of the simulation results from experimental data occur at lower areas per lipid. These deviations may be attributed to the effects of small length scales and periodic boundary conditions, which cause simulation systems to exist in metastable states. Given that we used the same force field parameters at all temperatures, such temperature dependence within the range of experimental data is advantageous, which is not achieved by any of the existing coarse-grained force fields.