This paper reports the results of the first measurements of the thermal conductivity of the {α}, {β}, and {γ} phases of solid oxygen over the temperature range of 1--52 K. A simple qualitative analysis was performed to explain the observed anomalies in thermal conductivity, which manifested themselves by a jump at the {α}-{β} transition, the anomalously weak temperature dependence in the {β} phase and an increase of the conductivity with temperature in the {γ} phase.
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