The app would obviously need some good optimization, going as far as maybe even compressing the graphics or some technique to lower the graphics (which is common in cloud gaming), but then again the guys from Egg NS Emulator did it, theirs is illegal and might be spying on whoever was dumb enough to install it but they still made it work so it is possible, we just have to wait for the guys from yuzu to do it.
But we also can't forget that while consoles just run the game, smartphones are running the game, receiving all the notifications from other apps, running all sorts of processes in the background so yeah there's that but I don't think it could be a huge deal, there are so many emulators out there with games that certain devices can't run so in my opinion it is very possible to do it, especially since yuzu emulator was written in C# which is very well supported by both android and iOS. But since phones are so much better now, there's a chance they could run some of those games without even sweating. Even if you consider that your phone doesn't heat much (like mine) you still need to realize that most people put cases on their phones to protect them which usually causes the phone to heat faster. It also explains very well why things are a little tougher on phones, they heat faster and touchscreen controls are not very intuitive which is why games are way simpler on phones. In fact if you go to this post you will see a comment by u/rundiablo which pretty much sums up very well the difference between a switch and a smartphone, there is also this post on quora which also give you a good idea how much more powerful smartphones are. I checked the specs and my smartphone is far much superior, and this is a phone that's nearly 3 years old, as far as specs go, switch wasn't launched with the most powerful components out there because it's not meant to be an heavy-duty console. Actually, I have one of the top phone models of 2019 (so it already has a few years on top of it but it's still a really good phone): the OnePlus 7T Pro.
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