Temperature dependences of thermal conduction coefficient lambda for t
he monocrystalline compounds of the Sn(Pb)(2)P2S(Se)(6) system, their
solid solutions and glass have been studied. A maximum in thermal cond
uction of Sn2P2S6 has been found at T = 11 K. Within the 12 K less tha
n or equal to T less than or equal to U-D interval (U-D is a Debye tem
perature) lambda varies in accordance with Eiken's law (lambda similar
to 1/T), while its absolute value is proportional to the dissociation
energy of the crystal and inversely proportional to the total mass of
the atoms in the unit cell. Low lambda value and its weak dependence
on the temperature at T > 2U(D) is probably due to that the free phono
n path is proportional to the unit cell size.