  The steady-state homogeneous vapor-to-liquid nucleation and the succeeding
liquid droplet growth process are studied for water system by means of the
coarse-grained molecular dynamics simulations with the mW-model suggested
originally in [Molinero, V.; Moore, E. B. \textit{J. Phys. Chem. B}
\textbf{2009}, \textit{113}, 4008-4016]. The investigation covers the
temperature range $273 \leq T/K \leq 363$ and the system's pressure $p\simeq 1$
atm. The thermodynamic integration scheme and the extended mean first passage
time method as a tool to find the nucleation and cluster growth characteristics
are applied. The surface tension is numerically estimated and is compared with
the experimental data for the considered temperature range. We extract the
nucleation characteristics such as the steady-state nucleation rate, the
critical cluster size, the nucleation barrier, the Zeldovich factor; perform
the comparison with the other simulation results and test the treatment of the
simulation results within the classical nucleation theory. We found that the
liquid droplet growth is unsteady and follows the power law. At that, the
growth laws exhibit the features unified for all the considered temperatures.
The geometry of the nucleated droplets is also studied.
