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The entanglement of an antiferromagnetic Heisenberg spin-$\\frac
12$ chain with alternating exchange interactions is investigated
in the thermodynamical limit. The relation of the entanglement and
the magnetic susceptibility is obtained. The theoretical
prediction of the entanglement is in excellent agreement with that
obtained from the experimental measurement of the magnetic
susceptibility. The alternation parameter can affect the
characteristic temperature of the entanglement. It is found that
the quantum entanglement in real solids can be quantitatively
evaluated by the macroscopic magnetic properties.