In order to investigate the transition from the regime of the conservation
of the wave vector of electron excitations that interact with lattice vibra
tions to the regime controlled by collisions, temperature (5-300 K) depende
nces of the spectra of Raman scattering by optical phonons were measured in
rhenium alloys. At all the temperatures, a considerable softening of phono
n energies was found, which was accompanied by a broadening of phonon lines
and the appearance of asymmetry pointing to the interference effects in Ra
man scattering from bound electron-phonon excitations. Comparison of the re
sults thus obtained with the estimations of the contribution from the direc
t effects due to the introduction of impurities and with the theoretical pr
edictions suggests significant changes in the electron structure near the F
ermi level and in the electron-phonon coupling.