A possible above-room-temperature molecular multiferroic, triethylmethylammonium tetrabromoferrate(III) (1), has been discovered. Its ferroelectric and magnetic phase transitions take place at almost the same temperature (∼360 K), resulting in strong magnetodielectric (MD) coupling, with a MD ratio of 18% at 0.6 MHz. Interestingly, 1 also undergoes a low-temperature ferroelectric-ferroelectric phase transition with an Aizu notation of 6mmF6 and small magnetic and dielectric anomalies at 171 K.
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