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Here we consider EAS events with energy above 1E17 eV with recorded pulsesdelayed by t>=5 mcs in scintillation detectors with different thresholds: 10, 5and 1.8 MeV. In order to identify pulses from electrons, muons and neutrons,experimental data were compared to computational results performed within theframework of QGSJET01d model. Preliminary, one may speculate of registration oflow-energy electrons arisen from moderation of neutrons in a detector or amedium surrounding a detector or in the snow cover and frozen crust (albedoparticles). The fact that such pulses were registered mostly in low-thresholddetectors confirms this hypothesis.

The nature of pulses delayed by 5 mcs in scintillation detectors from showers with the energy above 1E17 eV