which Oxford college is best for chemistry?

I don’t know who told you Balliol likes people to do physics - Balliol’s own website speaks of its “distinguished tradition in Chemistry” and says it offers 7 places a year for Chemistry.
There aren’t really “best” colleges for subjects. Any college that offers a subject will offer the same course - anything else is just tradition and rumour

I was wondering which college is best for chemistry at Oxford?
I know the requirements slightly differ at different colleges and I do Chemistry, Maths, Politics and Im doing an AS in Physics and have an EPQ
I don't know which college would be most accepting of the fact i don't do further maths or a full 3rd science?
I know Balliol college likes people to do physics so probably stay clear of them

The best college in Oxford for any subject is the college from which you obtain an offer. Apply to the college that you would like to join. If you obtain an offer (and that is always a big if), there is approximately a one in four chance that the offer will come from a college other than the one you applied to.
When you apply for a job or for a postgraduate course, no one will say "Sorry, mate; if you had studied Chemistry at X College, Oxford, instead of at Y College, Oxford, we'd have given you the gig, but because you were at Y College, we are rejecting you."

Thank you for the reply
Yes I agree
Sorry the wording of my question was not quite right
I meant in terms of the requirements of different colleges which college is less strict on people who don't do a full 3rd science (I do AS physics and a humanities as my 3rd A-Level)