Fermi energy (density of electron)

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To find the Fermi energy I need to find the electron density of the material and that I can do by finding the density of atoms in the material in some instances this same density.
From what I gather it's not always that way Sometimes you have to multiply a certain number
For example, aluminum should double in 3 the density of atoms to know the density of electrons.
I want to know how I know when I need to double? How much I need to double?
Thank you
 
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