How do I turn FeCl3•6H2O crystals into 0.5M solution?

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Sorry if this is a dumb or noob question, but I have some FeCl3•6H2O crystals, and I want a 0.5M solution. How do I do it?
 
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Short answer: weight and dissolve.

Longer answer: do you know what 0.5M means?

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