Thus, once the gas-water parameters are parametrized at a chosen temperature, they are transferable and used to simulate DPD systems at other temperatures using the scaling described above and depicted in Figure . The interfacial density profiles at additional temperatures 304K, 313K and 324 K are also shown in Figure . The density profiles at higher temperatures are slightly wider; the thickness parameters obtained by fitting with Eq. ( ) are 1.52Å , 1.52Å and 1.68 Å at 304 K, 313 K and 324 K respectively, which are close to the values obtained in ab initio MD calculations. The air-water surface tension at different temperatures are reproduced in excellent agreement with experimental values in all sets (Figure ). This means that our water model accurately reproduces surface tension of water over a range of temperature. This temperature scaling methodology can be used in general, to simulate temperature dependent behavior of other DPD systems.