Why is the voltage produced by a voltaic cell affected by temperature as described by the Nernst Equation?
Consider that even when exist a "driving force" to move ions to electrodes, it is necesary that particles stay not static, they need some capacity to move to change direction and take way to electrodes, and what gives this capacity to move, Energy, and in any particle system this energy distribution follows Maxwell-Bolzmann and this means that temperature counts.. e^-(1/kT)