The Raman spectral profile of water varies with change in temperature. Therefore, it was deemed important to ensure stability and consistency in temperature at which all the samples were to be measured. The Raman spectral measurements were carried out on samples contained in a cylindrical quartz glass cuvette with an outside shell for flow of water from thermostat. A PT100 sensor was attached to the window of the outside shell and the temperature values were observed using a Greisinger GMH 3710 device. In all subsequent references to recorded temperature in this article, the reading of this setup has been referred to. This temperature reading does not necessarily depict the temperature at sample but if the measured temperature is stable, it can be inferred that the temperature of the sample is also stable and consistent throughout the experiments. The temperatures recorded during the measurements showed a variation within the range of 22.18±0.05 ˚C.